Situation Analysis: Barriers to Effective ListeningTyler sits in class and hears the professor lecturing, but he is not actually listening. He is thinking about the date he made with Gabrielle for the evening. In fact, he is mentally comparing several different places he might take her. Later that evening, Tyler is in his car on his way to pick up Gabrielle. Suddenly, three police cars go whizzing past him with their sirens blaring and lights flashing. Tyler turns to watch where the police are going and does not notice that his cell phone is vibrating. Which one of the following barriers to effective listening does Tyler experience in class?A. Information overloadB. NoiseC. The rebuttal tendencyD. Glazing over

C. The rebuttal tendency

Explanation:

Rebuttal tendency: In psychology, the term "rebuttal tendency" is described as an individual's tendency to debate a specific speaker's point and then formulating his or her reply while the speaker is speaking in continuation. This  phenomenon doesn't actually involves listening yet it ought to look for something to "pounce on".

In the question above, the correct answer is the rebuttal tendency.

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