This is the basic form of communication and is necessary for a successful dialogue.  Listening true Speaking false Hearing false Seeing false Single This is also called half-hearted listening. Active listening false Passive listening true Paraphrasing false Reflecting false Single This is a type of listening where one is giving their full attention to the other person and trying to find the meaning of what the person is saying. Active listening true Passive listening false Paraphrasing false Reflecting false Single Effective listening is related to effective note-taking. True true False false Single Notes should be able to highlight important information that your will need for your review or study, True true False false Single Notes should include all information you hear. True true False false Single This method is helpful for visual learners who prefer a graphic representation of the content they are listening to. Charting Method false Outlining Method false Mapping Method true Sentence Method  false Single In this method, every new detail is written as a separate line in sentence form. Charting Method false Outlining Method false Mapping Method false Sentence Method true Single This method includes the main section for taking notes during class, a cue column for reviewing and reducing notes after class, and a summary section where the main points for each page are highlighted. Charting Method false Outlining Method false Mapping Method false Cornell Method true Single In this method, main points are written followed by corresponding bullet points that add to the main idea. Charting Method false Outlining Method true Mapping Method false Cornell Method false Single