Suspending immediate reference or judgment is a sign of effective active listening according to this course

A- No, that would be a mistake as you need to make sure you are constantly judging what, person is saying for safety reasons
B-You can do this, but it’s not effective for de-escalation
C- Yes, it is a great sign of active listening
D- I judge all people and reactions as the same, so this way I am not making snap decisions

C- Yes, it is a great sign of active listening

The correct answer is C- Yes, it is a great sign of active listening. Suspending immediate reference or judgment is an important aspect of active listening because it allows you to fully understand the speaker's perspective without jumping to conclusions or making snap judgments. It demonstrates that you are giving the speaker your full attention and are genuinely trying to understand their point of view. This can lead to better communication and a more effective exchange of ideas.