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You can miss important information like big parts of a test by selective listening. You can get embarrassed if they ask you something that has to do with the conversation and you don’t know how to reply if you were pretend listening. You could miss important instructions if you are spaced out.

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Using these three listening is in class can have negative consequences because you can possibly hear things incorrectly and do things wrong and not learn something you need to know and get bad grades or just get in trouble in general. If you are selective listening, you’ll only hear what you want. If you’re pretend listening, you’ll think you know what’s going on and not know what’s going on and just respond “Yeah, uh huh” If you’re spacing out, you aren’t listening at all therefore you won’t learn and will fail.

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These could have you miss out on an assignment or project or have you miss on some important information and instructions. Selective listening is hearing out of ur conversation, pretend listening when the teachers talks and u act like you’re listening, spacing out wondering off in your mind

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Selective listening can make you less likely to hear info you need, and then you’ll not know all that you need to know to perform a task, or do something to the best of your ability. You won’t know that something is due in two days if all you heard was “assignment.” Pretend listening means you don’t listen to anything at all, so then you won’t know anything. If a coworker is asking you about your joint work schedule and you only say “uh huh, yep” instead of giving them the info they want, you’re ruining your work relations. Spacing out means that if you’re at a meeting and you spend most of it daydreaming, you won’t know what your boss wanted you to know afterwards, and you might lose your job.

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There can be an emergency, and you spacing out, you won’t know. Or maybe you wont get the job because you were selective listening. Or if you pretend listen in class, you might not know what’s going on.

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These three versions of poor listening can make life harder for you later on, like you spacing out won't get anything done. Hearing only what you want to hear doesn't make things easier. And pretending to be paying attention could make you end up failing a test.

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Using poor listening skills can cause you to miss instructions, not listen in important meetings, and not to do the work you are responsible for. ( which can cause you to be fired )
Selective listening: You could only hear part of what you are supposed to do and might messing up because you don’t have all of the instructions .
Pretend listening: In an important meeting, or class discussion you might look dumb when you say “mm hmm” “yep” and nod you head to a question that is not yes or no.
Spacing out: You will be completely confused
when it comes to doing the work.

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Selective listening can cause you to miss important things, pretend listening and spacing out can cause you not to know whats going on

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It can make it so that you don’t hear all of the instructions

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Can lose ur job and nope now what to do

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Calvin Marichal
Selective listening for example is when someone only wants to hear a certain part.
Pretend listening for example is when you act like your hearing but your actually not.
Spacing out is when you wander off and think of something else.
You can miss instructions or something important that you didn’t hear from all of these.

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Can fail your test

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you can miss a important instruction and mess up and have to redo it you can get yelled at iss oss and lunch detention selective listening you hear what you wanna hear and miss out on somthing pretend listening is when you say okay or yeah and have no clue what their saying so you can miss out and spacin out the
teacher thinks your listening and she thinks yo understand but you rlly don’t

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I guess pretend and selective listening or spacing out in class could cause negative consequences in the future ? I mean you could NOT graduate and then yeah that’d suck but the graduate rate is almost 100% .

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Can lose your job and not know what to do

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You could miss something that is really important. Like if you miss something in the instructions cough ugo caugh

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If you use any of these in class you aren't going to know what is going on . Selective listening you will miss instructions , or if something happens you wont know what's happening . If you pretend listen you say things that don't even go with what they are talking about , and spacing out is self explainatory , you day dream and don't know what's happening .

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You can only hear stuff you want and do the wrong thing
You just say yes and oh to everything and be late if they tell you a different time to come in.
You wont hear tips on how to pass the test when your spacing out

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You can get fired

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Lucas, pretend listening can cause you to miss out on key points. Plus people would be more annoyed after you made yourself sound like you were listening to it all.

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You could miss out on important topics or instructions. You could also be assigned a project and not know what to do.

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You can get fired and also you could miss something important for a test last if your spacing out you can miss notes.

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Spacing out, you’ll forget what the whole purpose is and then ask dumb questions

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Knowing these three listening skills in class you may have a negative consequence because you can possibly hear things incorrectly and could end up not knowing what to do on a school assignment. Pretend listening is you responding with « yeah, uh huh. «  An not giving the answer that the person was looking for. Spacing out is when your not listening at all. You won’t even remember what the other person was talking about and you could fail a test or a class assignment.