Read the following scenario, and answer the questions that follow. Lisa is leaving the company because she is moving to Chicago. Lisa's replacement, Joe, begins work one week before Lisa leaves in order to facilitate a smooth transition. In one of their meetings, Lisa is explaining how to use the client database to pull information on purchasing trends. As she explains the process, Joe reminds himself to be patient since he already knows everything about databases, and there is nothing new Lisa could teach him. As he pretends to listen, Joe finds himself distracted by the unusual tint of Lisa's hair. He nods agreeably at Lisa as his mind wanders back to last weekend when he was in Las Vegas with his favorite cousin. As Lisa finishes the explanation, she asks Joe to demonstrate what she has just shown him. Joe nervously pretends he knows what he's doing, hoping that Lisa won't notice that he didn't listen. Identify the listening barriers. Check all that apply. Nonverbal distractions Psychological barriers Faking attention Grandstanding Thought speed