What is the difference between marginal, evaluative, and active listening?

Marginal Listening

The act of listening with minimal effort or attention, often leading to a poor understanding of what is being communicated.

Evaluative Listening

An active listening technique where the listener analyzes the message, judges its content, and decides on its potential utility or applicability.

Active Listening

The practice of fully concentrating, understanding, responding, and remembering what is being said.