Part I: Please answer the following questions Why do you suppose people tend to overestimate how good they are at listening? What are some of the benefits and drawbacks of online support groups? Under what circumstances would you prefer to join an online support group? When are you most likely to engage in pseudolistening or glazing over? How can you improve your listening in these situations? When do you notice yourself falling victim to the confirmation bias? What can you do to prevent it?Part II:Respond to each of the following posts(I'll post it once you finish part I)Part III:Please answer the following questions We normally think of passion as being romantic in nature, but can you experience passion for others that is not romantic? What are some examples? Research shows that contempt is one of the most destructive emotions for personal relationships. Why do you suppose it is so much more destructive than other emotions? How would you compensate for the limitations of channel-lean computer-mediated forms of communication? Are these methods effective in conveying your emotions to the person you are communicating with? Would you share your negative and positive emotional experiences on social media? What would you say are some of the benefits and drawbacks of sharing emotional experiences on social media?Part IV:Respond to each of the following posts(I'll post it once you finish part III)

Part I: Please answer the following questions Why do you suppose people tend to overestimate how good they are at listening? What are some of the benefits and drawbacks of online support groups? Under...

Part I: Please answer the following questions

Why do you suppose people tend to overestimate how good they are at listening?

What are some of the benefits and drawbacks of online support groups? Under what circumstances would you prefer to join an online support group?

When are you most likely to engage in pseudolistening or glazing over? How can you improve your listening in these situations?

When do you notice yourself falling victim to the confirmation bias? What can you do to prevent it?

Part II:Respond to each of the following posts(I'll post it once you finish part I)
Part III:Please answer the following questions

We normally think of passion as being romantic in nature, but can you experience passion for others that is not romantic? What are some examples?

Research shows that contempt is one of the most destructive emotions for personal relationships. Why do you suppose it is so much more destructive than other emotions?

How would you compensate for the limitations of channel-lean computer-mediated forms of communication? Are these methods effective in conveying your emotions to the person you are communicating with?

Would you share your negative and positive emotional experiences on social media? What would you say are some of the benefits and drawbacks of sharing emotional experiences on social media?

Part IV:Respond to each of the following posts(I'll post it once you finish part III)

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Part II
Post One
I like the way you have taken up romanticism here; yes, passion is the heart and core of it and in no way, it can guide someone negatively. I also see some more insightful views later in your post. It is quite good to learn from new dimensions presented by you here.
Post Two
I like the way you have approached the subject of listening and framing opinions. It helps us knowing more about the content...

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