PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF LISTENING CULTURE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPEECH ACTIVITY AND LISTENING CULTURE.
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Speech activity, listening culture, active listening, communicative culture, effective communication, speech communication, the relationship between speech and listeningAbstract
The relationship between speech activity and listening culture is the cornerstone of effective communication and a healthy social environment. These are not two separate phenomena, but two sides of the same coin, in a relationship of mutual dependence and influence.
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