You sit toward the front of your classroom, maintain eye contact with your instructor, and nod in agreement with her remarks. However, your mind is drifting, so you are not actually focused on the content of the lecture. You are exemplifying .

The answer is Pseudo Listening

Explanation:

Pseudo listening describes a non-listening action whereby an individual appears to be paying attention to a conversation or listening to someone/something. However, the individual is not actually listening but has his mind focused on something else.

In other words, an individual who is Pseudo-listening is only pretending to be listening or paying attention to someone/something. An example is sitting in front of your doctor, maintaining eye contact with him/her and nodding in agreements to his/her recommendations when your mind is actually far off from what he/she is saying.

Such kind of listening leads to little or no retention of the information being passed because one's focus is somewhere else.  

sis. it's been a while since a read that and had that class so i can't answer for u