Question

Evan is following a cooking demonstration. He carefully notes everything from the types of mixing bowls and utensils used to the brands of the ingredients that the chef is promoting. When he tries to replicate the recipe at home, he finds that he didn't record the ingredients. This is an example of

Answer 1

Listening too hard

Step-by-step explanation:

One major barrier to effective listening is "listening too hard". When an individual listens too hard, they try to write down everything, in a bid to do that they miss out on the speaker's salient points.

It is always advisable to listen to key points than trying to gather everything said.

in the case of Evan, he carefully wrote out unimportant things and left out the important things necessary to replicate the recipe at home.