Vocabulary interpersonal relations

What is the opposite of 'selfish'?

• selfishless

• selfishness

• selfless

• selfishful

Give a synonym for 'sensitive'.

• thick-skinned

• responsive

• insensitive

• unresponsive

In what context would you use the word 'sincere'?

• Using sarcasm

• In a casual conversation

• Expressing fake feelings or intentions

• Expressing genuine feelings or intentions

Describe someone who is 'witty'.

• A witty person is serious and lacks any sense of humor or cleverness in their remarks.

• A witty person is quick and clever in their humor or comebacks, often displaying intelligence and sharpness in their remarks.

• A witty person is rude and offensive in their humor, often displaying insensitivity in their remarks.

• A witty person is slow and dull in their humor, often displaying ignorance in their remarks.

How would you define 'easygoing'?

• Stressed, rigid, and demanding

• Serious, strict, and inflexible

• Anxious, uptight, and controlling

• Relaxed, tolerant, and flexible

Explain the term 'sociable'.

• A sociable person is introverted and avoids social interactions.

• A sociable person is rude and unfriendly towards others.

• A sociable person is indifferent and uninterested in socializing.

• A sociable person is friendly, enjoys being around others, and is good at socializing.

What role does 'humor' play in communication?

• Humor helps in breaking the ice, connecting with the audience, and conveying messages effectively.

• Humor can lead to misunderstandings and conflicts in communication.

• Humor is only suitable for personal conversations, not professional ones.

• Humor makes communication boring and unengaging.

What does it mean to be 'confident'?

• Having belief in oneself and one's abilities, trusting in one's judgment and decisions, and feeling assured in one's actions.

• Feeling anxious in one's actions

• Doubting one's judgment and decisions

• Being unsure of oneself and one's abilities

Provide an example of 'arrogant' behavior.

• Being humble and respectful towards others

• Listening attentively and valuing others' opinions

• Helping others without expecting anything in return

• Talking down to others and believing oneself to be superior in knowledge or abilities.

Why is being 'reliable' important in relationships?

• Being unreliable shows independence

• It leads to misunderstandings and conflicts

• Being reliable in relationships is important because it builds trust, creates a sense of security, and fosters emotional connection.

• Reliability is not important in relationships