2. The Interrupter - The interrupter doesn't allow the speaker to finish and doesn't ask clarifing questions or seek more information from the speaker. He is too anxious to speak his words and show little concern from the speaker.
3. The Intellectual or Logical Listener- This person is always trying to
interpret what the speaker is saying and why. He is judging the speaker's words and trying to fit them into his logic box. He rarely asks about the underlying feeling or emotion attached to a message.
Six Negative Listening Patterns
1. The Faker- All the outward signs are there: nodding, making eye contact,
and giving the occasional uh huh. However, the faker isn't concentrating
on the speaker. His mind is elsewhere.
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