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Closed Set: The easiest type of listening is in a closed set, where the contents of the set are present or clearly defined.
| Examples of closed sets are:
Numbers from 1 - 10 Names of family members
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Bridge or Limited Set: A bridge or limited set is one in which the context or category is clearly established, but the specific items in the set are not clearly present or defined.
| Examples of bridge/limited sets are: Animals Items in a drug store
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Open Set: In open set listening, there is no established content and possibilities are unlimited.
Examples of open set listening situations are:
How difficult a listening situation can be depends on a wide variety of challenge factors. To better understand the complexities of daily listening, some of these challenge factors are described below.
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