Active listening is a skill you can develop by being fully present in the conversation. You can do this by using attentive body language, asking open-ended questions, and reflecting back.

In Radical Listening, Drs. Christian van Nieuwerburgh and Robert Biswas-Diener advocate for moving beyond “active listening” to align with what the speaker truly needs. A new manager feeling ...

You must be alert to your desired outcome from each conversation and what you hope your partner will take away from it ...

The following activity attempts to illustrate what it might be like for a first-grader with an attention disorder to try to concentrate on a set of oral instructions amidst a cacophony of ...