It is important that you do not draw unfair conclusions which prevent you from listening actively - what could these barriers be? Select one: a. All are correct. b. Your first impression of the person is negative so you're less interested in what they say. c. If a person's accent is strong and you find them difficult to understand, have you found yourself focused on this rather than what they are saying? d. The person has tattoos and body piercings and this is not something you would do. e. Someone's dress sense doesn't meet your standards- this distracts you from what they're saying.

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It is important that you do not draw unfair conclusions which prevent you from listening actively - what could these barriers be? Select one: a. All are correct. b. Your first impression of the person is negative so you're less interested in what they say. c. If a person's accent is strong and you find them difficult to understand, have you found yourself focused on this rather than what they are saying? d. The person has tattoos and body piercings and this is not something you would do. e. Someone's dress sense doesn't meet your standards- this distracts you from what they're saying.

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## Brief ExplanationsAll the options listed are examples of barriers that can prevent someone from listening actively. These barriers are based on personal biases or judgments about superficial aspects of a person, such as their appearance, accent, or first impression, rather than focusing on the content of their communication.# Answera. All are correct.

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