When using the listening response known as “questioning”, which is the better type of question to pose to the speaker…an open-ended question or a closed-type of question?

A listener can have empathy for the situation a speaker has told them they’re experiencing without having any sympathy for them.

Which of the following are risks  you should consider before using the “advising” type of listening response?

What is the difference between an open-ended question and a closed-type question?  

There are 4 specific ways (not including “diversion”) that a listener can offer the “supporting” type of response to a speaker. Name one of them.

A listener can have empathy for the situation a speaker has told them they’re experiencing without having any sympathy for them.

As a listener, if you can repeat the words a speaker said back to them, it will prove to them you really were listening.

Out of the 7 types of listening responses, which one is considered to be the riskiest for a listener to use?

What is the difference between an open-ended question and a closed-type question?  

When using the listening response known as “paraphrasing”, the best version is where the listener will offer the speaker their interpretation of 3 things they think they learned from what the speaker had to say. One of those 3 things is what the listener thinks the speaker was feeling. Name one of the other two.