FACE TO FACE COMMUNICATION - TEAM 8

Why is it easier to interpret others' thoughts and feelings in face-to-face communication?

• Because you can see their facial expressions and body language

• Because you are only listening to their words

• Because communication is always one-sided

• Because there’s no room for personal interaction

What kind of feedback can you get from face-to-face communication?

• Delayed feedback

• Immediate feedback

• Online feedback

• No feedback

What can face-to-face communication lead to?

• Delays

• The Sun disappearing

• Earthquakes

• Stronger connections

Nonverbal cues include Facial expressions, eye contact, tone of voice,...

• True

• False

Face-to-face communication doesn't allow you to see the other person or people during conversation.

• True

• False

One advantage of face-to-face communication is that it helps with ______.

• Slowing down responses

• Increasing misunderstandings

• Building trust

• Creating distractions

Imagine you’re in a coffee shop and notice everyone around is on their phones. What’s this an example of?

• An increase in personal conversations

• A new way to make eye contact

• People avoiding technology

• The rise of digital communication replacing face-to-face interaction

Which skill is a kind of “superpower” that we all have?

• Reading nonverbal cues in face-to-face interactions

• Avoiding eye contact

• Flying

• Immortality

Imagine face-to-face communication is suddenly banned. What’s the first thing you would really miss?

• Handshake at the end of a meeting

• Awkward silence that you can actually feel

• Watching people’s “thinking faces”

• Laughing so hard that you can’t talk

Face-to-face communicaton allows you to share messages, thoughts, and information.

• True

• False