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: Nod your head, use phrases like "uh-huh" or "I see," and ask open-ended questions to show you're engaged and interested in the conversation. These cues encourage the speaker to share more information and help you build rapport.

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B. Nonverbal check: In your next conversation, notice posture and tone only — no words. ✅ Observe 2 people or 1 conversation silently. 7 key active listening skills

Up until now, Julian had been a vessel for his father’s thoughts. Now, having built a foundation of trust, he could introduce his own perspective without triggering a wall. : Nod your head, use phrases like "uh-huh"

Arthur was silent for a long moment. The hostility had drained from his posture. Because he had been heard, he was now willing to problem-solve. Nonverbal check: In your next conversation, notice posture

"I can’t lose you, Dad," Julian said. "But I also can’t force you to leave your home. How do we solve the safety problem without you feeling like you’re losing your independence?"