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If you are trying to attend to communication, you are?
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If you are trying to attend to communication, you are?
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a. making an effort to remain focused
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If you are trying to attend to communication, you are trying to listen. As you are receiving the message, you are giving your attention to the speaker, thus, listening intently to what the other's message is trying to be conveyed to you.
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