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Especially important to rogers client center therapy is the technique of active listening in which the therapist doesn't want these things.
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So rather than what active listening is, is rather than giving someone a fraction of your intention.
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Active listening is making a conscious effort on your side to understand and retain the information, but also listening to what they say and responding in a way that demonstrates that you're listening.
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So demonstrating concern, paraphrasing to show understanding, using nonverbal cues to show understanding like not.
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Eye contact and leaning forward.
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Brief verbal information is like, i see, i know, sure, thank you, i understand.
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Or even asking open -ended questions relevant to what that person is currently saying.
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So what answers would be an example of active listening...