Effective Communication and Faking Conversations

Why does the speaker admit to faking conversations?

• To avoid talking to people

• To improve language skills

• To practice acting skills

• To impress others

What is one reason given for faking conversations in a professional setting?

• To entertain colleagues

• To practice public speaking

• To appear attentive to clients

• To avoid work

Which technique is suggested for appearing attentive during video calls?

• Using a loud voice

• Wearing bright colors

• Looking at the camera

• Typing notes

What is a potential benefit of maintaining eye contact during a conversation?

• It shows you are listening

• It makes you appear distracted

• It allows you to multitask

• It helps you avoid questions

Why is it important to keep your hands visible during video calls?

• To signal the end of the call

• To show you are not distracted

• To display your accessories

• To emphasize your words

What is the purpose of using filler words in a conversation?

• To confuse the speaker

• To fill awkward silences

• To signal attentiveness

• To change the topic

How can asking questions help in a conversation?

• It shows disinterest

• It interrupts the speaker

• It shortens the conversation

• It demonstrates engagement

What does paraphrasing in a conversation indicate?

• Confusion about the topic

• Lack of understanding

• Desire to end the conversation

• Active listening

What should you do if you zone out during a conversation?

• End the conversation

• Change the subject

• Repeat the last thing you heard

• Apologize immediately

What is the dual purpose of the techniques discussed in the video?

• To fake interest and show genuine interest

• To avoid answering questions

• To shorten conversations

• To confuse the speaker