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pretend listening can make you accept something that you didn’t hear.

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It can cause negative consequences by getting detention or spacing out and pretending that you are listening and  you can lost your friends because of that. It can affect your grades and college and your job.

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Spacing out can be bad because your boss could be giving you instructions for what to do and you’d miss it

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Spacing out Can ruin or mess up your career later by how your teacher might be saying you have a test and you miss it and fail it. Then you will end up doing that in all you classes and failing all classes. Which then can turn into you having to take online classes to restart that grade then you will be behind in what all you have done.

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Pretend listening, pretend listening can cause you to agree to something that you are not aware of and when you are supposed to do the thing you agreed to you have no clue what you are doing.
EX: you’re on the phone and say yeah when a friend ask you to take them home on Friday and you leave them at school

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Using selective listening, pretend listening, and spacing out at work can be negative in work/class because you could possibly not jhear a direction the way it was truly told, which would ultimately cause you too fail the task. For example, if I was at work and I was using selective listening and my boss told me directions on a project that needed to get done by tomorrow I would hear only what I wanted to hear and most likely mess up a portion of the project.

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Clark- Selective listening can have negative effects by hearing only what you want to hear and not taking in the right information, pretend listening makes you take in absolutely nothing and you are not ready for a quiz or test. Spacing out has less negative effects but you also aren’t taking in information during that time period.

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An example of pretend listening is say that you are on your phone while someone is speaking to you and whenever they stop or pause you nod your head or ask a question about what they are saying even though you are not really listening. This could affect you in the future because people might not want to tell you anything anymore because you never listen or it could affect you in a school or workplace because you might not here what you are asked to do and it could cause you to get in trouble

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With Selective listening you could miss details.
With Pretend listening you will miss things people are talking to you about.
With Spacing out you can miss almost everything.

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Selective listening can have a negative consequence in th future because hearing things that you only want to hear can get you confused and not know what your doing

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Caroline ~ When you’re given an assignment or an order, you’re expected to do it as being productive, not spacing out. It’s when you hear something through one ear and then it goes out the other. Doing this can cause consequences by mistaking one’s simple understanding due to spacing out.

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Using selecting listening can cause you to only hear certain parts and miss out on key details. Pretend listening is where you aren't listening and miss every a person says. Spacing out makes you think about other or unrelated things when you're supposed to be listening to something. An example of this I not listening and getting a bad grade

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Using selective listening, pretent listening, and spacing out at work in class can cause negative consequences for someone in the future because, if you cant hear someone or you only hear what you want to hear, it can ruin friendships, get you fired from your job and much more sever things.

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Selective listening is hearing things that you only want to hear, pretend listening is when your not listening but you act like you are. Spacing out can cause negative consequences because you probably wont hear all the directions. Example of spacing out is when I’m talking to someone and he/she is not listening/spacing out.

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• if you only use selective reading you wanna only hear some of the directions and only listen to parts you wanna hear.
• if you pretend listen while in the class room you wont be able to get no work done because you didnt listen.
• if you space out in a classroom you will NOT get anything at all done.

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pretending to listen I think it can bring problems in the future because you do not know what you will do or should do
spacing out can have negative consequences since you do not pay attention to what people say to you, imagine that someone is telling you something important and you are thinking of something else and do not pay attention you will never know how important that person meant you

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Zach
Spacing out can make your friends mad because you weren’t listening to there conversation and i can make you miss out on fun activities

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It can cause negative consequences by if you only hear serpent things and space out then you may not know what you are doing and you might not even know the important things that the person tells you for and if you are pretend listen then you might say yes to something that you don’t want to do and that can have a negative consequence.

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By spacing out at work or in the class can cause negative consequences because you didnt hear the instructions or maybe you didn’t hear what needed to be done and that can cause you to lose your job.

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Using selective listening,pretend listening,and spacing out can all have negative consequences in your future because your only hearing what u wanna hear not listening at all or pretending so people think you know what your doing but you really don’t you wont know how to do something because you wont know the directions

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Using selective listening, pretend listening, and spacing out can have negative effects on how efficiently you complete tasks you’re given. It can also effect how well you get along with coworkers. An example of how pretend listening can effect work relationships would be a coworker being angry with you because you pretend listened to a problem they’d needed your help with.

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Selective listening- if you are selectively listening in class you may miss that there is a test tomorrow, even if the teacher said it, you may just hear that you are watching a movie tomorrow.
Pretend listening- if you pretend to listen at work your boss might ask you to work a extra shift and you might just say yes even though your not actually listening.
Spacing out- if you space out in class you may be thinking about other things while in class and not paying attention.