Which of the following are parts of active listening?

Eye contact, nodding and seeking clarification are all parts of active listening.

Eye contact signals attention and keeps the listener engaged with the speaker.

Nodding gives non-verbal feedback that the message is being followed.

Seeking clarification confirms understanding and corrects any gaps in meaning.

Because each of these is a genuine component, no single one alone captures active listening.

Together these behaviours show the speaker that the listener is fully attentive.