Introduction Techniques in Group Settings

What is one of the main reasons Ronnie dislikes group introductions?

• She finds them boring.

• She feels nervous and shy.

• She prefers to talk about salsa music.

• She doesn't like the people in the group.

What technique does Ronnie suggest for handling group introductions?

• Avoid speaking altogether.

• Introduce yourself with a joke.

• Speak in a different language.

• Ask others to ask you questions.

Why should you avoid saying 'I don't speak English' in a group setting?

• It is considered rude.

• It can lower your confidence and make you seem unapproachable.

• It is not grammatically correct.

• It might make others think you are lying.

What is a key tip Ronnie gives for practicing your introduction?

• Include a joke about mushrooms.

• Keep it short and simple.

• Make it as long as possible.

• Write it down and read it.

How does speaking loudly affect how others perceive you?

• It makes you seem aggressive.

• It makes you seem uninterested.

• It makes you seem shy.

• It makes you seem more confident and enthusiastic.

What should you focus on when introducing yourself to keep it positive?

• Your educational background.

• Positive and fun aspects about yourself.

• Your achievements and awards.

• Your dislikes and weaknesses.

Why is it important to avoid bragging during introductions?

• It is difficult to remember.

• It is not relevant to the introduction.

• It is not allowed in group settings.

• It can make you seem arrogant.

What non-verbal communication does Ronnie suggest using during introductions?

• Avoiding eye contact.

• Using hand gestures.

• Standing still.

• Looking at the floor.

In a work setting, what is crucial to convey during introductions?

• Your dislike for group activities.

• Your confidence and ability to speak well.

• Your hobbies and interests.

• Your educational background.

What is the final piece of advice Ronnie gives for introductions?

• Always highlight the negative aspects.

• Focus on the positive and maintain eye contact.

• Speak as quietly as possible.

• Avoid using hand gestures.