Personal Space
Conversation Skills
Social Skills
Social Cues
Respectful Behavior
100

The minimum recommended distance for personal space during a conversation.

About an arm's length apart

100

When having a conversation, it's important to do this more than talking.

listen

100

This social skill involves introducing yourself and starting a conversation.

small talk

100

When someone avoids eye contact and crosses their arms, they might be giving off this type of social cue.

closed off or defensive

100

Sometimes you might hear someone talk about the "golden rule".  What is this?

treating someone how you would like to be treated

200

This term describes the imaginary boundary you should respect when talking to someone.

personal space

200

Before asking a personal question, consider whether it's an ________________ question.

appropriate

200

When meeting someone for the first time, it's important to make this type of friendly gesture.

friendly smile or a wave

200

A friendly smile and open body language are examples of these types of social cues.

welcoming 

200

How should you respond when someone disagrees with you to show respect?

telling them you understand, listening to their viewpoint to try to see where they are coming from

300

When someone takes a step back during a conversation, they might need more of this.

More personal space or room to breathe

300

This term describes a conversation that's polite and suitable for the situation.

appropriate conversation

300

This skill involves paying attention to verbal and nonverbal cues to understand how someone is feeling.

empathy
300

If someone is nodding their head while you speak, it's a cue that they are doing this.

understand what you are saying or agreeing with you

300

What is the respectful thing to do when you make a mistake?

admitting it and taking responsibility

400

In a crowded elevator, it's important to maintain this with others.

respect for others space

400

When someone asks about a sensitive topic, you can respond by changing the subject or using this phrase.

"Can we talk about something else?" or "I would rather not talk about that right now."

400

What are some non-verbal things you might do to let someone else know you are listening?

eye contact, shaking your head yes, saying you understand

400

In a conversation, what are two kinds of cues people give to show they are actively listening.

verbal and nonverbal

400

What behavior demonstrates respect when you've hurt someone's feelings?

apologizing

500

Ignoring personal space boundaries can make others feel uncomfortable or like their boundaries are being ___________.

crossed or invaded

500

Inappropriate comments, especially of a sexual nature, can create an uncomfortable _______________.

environment or atmosphere

500

Developing strong social skills can help you build positive __________ with others.

relationships or connections

500

If someone misunderstands your social cues, how would you feel?

misunderstood, like they aren't listening to you

500

How can you show respect for others' perspectives and opinions?

listening to what they have to say and disagreeing if you feel differently in a respectful way

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