Active listening involves: A. Making assumptions about what the speaker is saying. B. Paraphrasing what the speaker said. C. Attending to the facts, not feelings. D. Completing the speaker's sentence.

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User: Active listening involves: A. Making assumptions about what the speaker is saying. B. Paraphrasing what the speaker said. C. Attending to the facts, not feelings. D. Completing the speaker's sentence.

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Active listening involves: Paraphrasing what the speaker said.

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