found
that female college students spent 42 percent of their total verbal communication time in listening while they spent 25
percent in speaking, 15 percent in reading, and 18 percent in writing. A study conducted by Barker, Edwards, Gaines,
Gladney, and Holley (1980) confirmed Bird's view of the primacy of listening and showed that the portion of verbal
communication time spent by college students was 52.5 percent in listening, 17.3 percent in reading, 16.3 percent in
speaking, and 13.9 percent in writing. According to Devine (1982), listening is the primary means by which incoming
ideas and information
foundthat female college students spent 42 percent of their total verbal communication time in listening while they spent 25percent in speaking, 15 percent in reading, and 18 percent in writing. A study conducted by Barker, Edwards, Gaines,Gladney, and Holley (1980) confirmed Bird's view of the primacy of listening and showed that the portion of verbalcommunication time spent by college students was 52.5 percent in listening, 17.3 percent in reading, 16.3 percent inspeaking, and 13.9 percent in writing. According to Devine (1982), listening is the primary means by which incomingideas and information
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