Good listening behaviors are generally part of a group of skills known as active listening. Active listening is defined as a condition where listeners fully concentrate, understand, and respond when needed to the person who is speaking.
From all the options, the option that you should not employ when you are listening to another person is (C) giving advice to the speaker. When you do this, you inevitably hijacked the conversation – sometimes when someone comes to you to discuss something, he or she doesn’t always need advice, they just need someone to listen. Only give advice, if the person asks for it.
Answer:
I would have to agree with mirrorkitten
giving advice to the speaker