Listening
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- Main article: Auditory perception
Listening is the act of paying attention to auditory stimulation. At its simplest level it is synonymous with auditory perception.
At a more complex level listening is related to understanding what is heard, this is particulary true in conversations and interpersonal communication
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[edit] Types of interpersonal listening
[edit] Listening in conversation
Effective listening in conversation is a social skill
