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Betty is an attentive listener and remembers others' conversations in detail. When she gets into a fight with her friend Nelson, she uses details from his earlier conversations to blackmail him and his family. Which of the following poor listening habits does Betty's behavior illustrate? Pseudolistening Defensive listening Gap filling Ambushing Selective listening
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