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Waiting for the other person to speak first.

Making eye contact and using a greeting.

Speaking exclusively about yourself.

Avoiding asking questions to keep it brief.

By talking non-stop.

By actively participating in a dialogue.

By avoiding any discussion.

By staring at the ground.

Expressing one’s thoughts and feelings openly and honestly.

Avoiding any form of communication to prevent conflict.

Talking over others to ensure one's voice is heard.

Keeping quiet and not expressing any opinions.

To avoid conflict and maintain harmony in relationships.

To build self-confidence and improve communication skills.

To please others and avoid expressing personal opinions.

To be passive and avoid standing up for oneself.

Assertive communication involves being confrontational and aggressive.

Assertive communication involves considering both your needs and the feelings of others.

Aggressive communication involves speaking softly to show respect.

Assertive communicators focus only on their own needs.

Avoiding eye contact to show you’re listening.

Using clear statements starting with “I feel” or “I think.”

Crossing your arms to appear more confident.

Raising your voice to make sure your message is heard.

To ensure that your emotions are always on display

To make the conversation more emotional and intense

To help in thinking and communicating clearly

To show others that you are emotionally charged

Avoiding eye contact.

Slouching and crossing your arms.

Maintaining a relaxed body posture.

Making direct eye contact.

They are a way to demonstrate our upbringing.

They help in acknowledging the presence of others.

They are a universal requirement in all societies.

They are meant to showcase our eloquence.

Waiting for the other person to speak first.

Making eye contact and using a greeting.

Speaking exclusively about yourself.

Avoiding asking questions to keep it brief.