Alberta General Insurance Level 1 Practice Exam

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What is matching in the context of active listening?

Consciously mimicking gestures
Adopting similar body positions unconsciously
Both A and B
Listening without giving feedback

The correct answer is: Adopting similar body positions unconsciously

Matching in the context of active listening refers to adopting similar body positions unconsciously. This means that a listener may mirror the speaker's body language without actively doing so, showing that they are fully engaged and attentive in the conversation. The other options, consciously mimicking gestures and not giving feedback while listening, are not examples of matching in active listening as they involve conscious actions and lack the nonverbal cues of mirroring. Additionally, option C, which includes both options A and B, is not entirely correct as it suggests that matching can only happen consciously or unconsciously, when in reality it can be a combination of both.