Social Awareness: Verbal & Non-Verbal Communication

Front

You're talking to a friend who keeps checking their phone while you speak. What is the most likely non-verbal message they're sending?

Back

Disinterest or distraction

Front

What is it called when you study the way people use distance (how close or far they stand) in communication?

Back

Personal Space (Proxemics)

Front

During a heated discussion at work, Benjamin suddenly crosses his arms and leans back in his chair. What does this body language usually signal?

Back

Defensiveness or closing off the conversation

Front

During a conversation, Sophia notices that whenever she leans forward, her crush also leans forward, mirroring her posture. What does this often suggest?

Back

Interest or connection

Front

Nora is having a conversation with her teacher. Which non-verbal cue should she use to show she is listening and paying attention?

Back

Making reasonable eye contact

Front

Olivia tells you "I'm fine" in a monotone, quiet voice with her shoulders slumped after a long day at school. Which communication element should you trust more?

Back

The non-verbal cues (tone and body language)

Front

During a class presentation, Grace keeps using vocal fillers like "um," "like," and "you know" in almost every sentence. How might this make her sound to the audience?

Back

Less confident or prepared

Front

Which is the best way for Sophia to use an "I" statement regarding her frustration about waiting until the last minute?

Back

I feel frustrated when the group waits until the last minute.

Front

Emma receives a text message from her friend that is written in all capital letters. How is Emma most likely to interpret this message?

Back

Shouting or expressing strong anger

Front

Social awareness means you have the skill to do what?

Back

Read the room and understand how others are feeling