Interrupting can hinder the listening process from "summary" of The Lost Art of Listening, Third Edition by Michael P. Nichols,Martha B. Straus
When we interrupt someone while they are speaking, we are not only being rude, but we are also hindering the listening process. Interrupting sends the message that what the other person has to say is not important enough to wait for. It disrupts the flow of the conversation and can make the speaker feel disrespected and unheard. Interrupting can also prevent us from fully understanding what the other person is trying to communicate. When we are too focused on formulating our response or waiting for a chance to speak, we may miss important details or nuances in the speaker's message. This can lead to misunderstandings and miscommunication.
Furthermore, interrupting can cause the speaker to become defensive...
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