Ralph Hasenhuttl at Southampton training session

The video begins with a question asking if everything is alright, followed by a positive acknowledgment. It concludes with a negative response, indicating a change in the situation or mood.

What is the speaker trying to do when they ask, 'you OK?'

• They are making a joke.

• They are trying to start a conversation.

• They are checking on the listener's well-being.

• They are asking for a favor.

Why is it important to check in with someone during a conversation?

• To ensure they are paying attention.

• To make them feel uncomfortable.

• To test their knowledge.

• To show that you are interested in their well-being.

How does the listener respond to the speaker's question?

• By ignoring the question.

• With a positive affirmation.

• With a negative response.

• By asking another question.

What might the speaker do after receiving a negative response?

• Continue with the conversation as planned.

• Offer support or ask for more details.

• Change the topic immediately.

• End the conversation abruptly.

What can a negative response indicate in a conversation?

• The listener is happy.

• The listener is not interested in the topic.

• The listener is confused.

• The listener might need help or is not feeling well.