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Interpersonal Skills

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Body language can also be called:

a)

Attitude

b)

Extrovert

c)

Non-verbal communication

d)

Verbal communication

2.
Being able to stand up for your own rights in a calm and positive way is called?
a)
Verbal Communication
b)
Assertiveness
c)
Confidence
d)
Being Bold
3.

Who came up with a sequential theory on group/team dynamics?

a)

Argyle

b)

Tuckman

c)

Maslow

d)

Johari

4.

What is the first stage of Tuckman's team dynamic?

a)

Norming

b)

Storming

c)

Performing

d)

Forming

e)

Adjourning

5.

What is the second stage of Tuckman's team dynamic?

a)

Norming

b)

Storming

c)

Performing

d)

Forming

e)

Adjourning

6.

What is the third stage of Tuckman's team dynamic?

a)

Norming

b)

Storming

c)

Performing

d)

Forming

e)

Adjourning

7.

What is the fourth stage of Tuckman's team dynamic?

a)

Norming

b)

Storming

c)

Performing

d)

Forming

e)

Adjourning

8.

What is the fifth stage of Tuckman's team dynamic?

a)

Norming

b)

Storming

c)

Performing

d)

Forming

e)

Adjourning

9.

Who introduced a communication cycle, that can be helpful in understanding in why communication breaks down in healthcare settings?

a)

Argyle

b)

Tuckman

c)

Maslow

d)

Johari

10.

What are the stages of Argyle's communication cycle?

a)

Idea, Decode, Send, Receive, Encode, Understand

b)

Idea, Encode, Send, Receive, Decode, Understand

c)

Encode, Idea, Send, Receive, Decode, Understand

d)

Encode, Idea, Receive, Send, Decode, Understand

11.

Who introduced a 'hierarchy of needs' that can be used to guide healthcare practice?

a)

Argyle

b)

Tuckman

c)

Maslow

d)

Johari

12.

Before a service user or patient feels safe, what needs must be satisfied first?

a)

Physiological

b)

Self-actualisation

c)

Love and belonging

d)

Esteem

13.

At which level in the 'hierarchy of needs' can a service user or patient can discuss their needs, be creative and accept themselves fully?

a)

Physiological

b)

Self-actualisation

c)

Love and belonging

d)

Esteem

14.

Whose reflective model has 3 stages: What?, So What?, Now What?

a)

Gibbs

b)

Atkins and Murphy

c)

Driscoll

15.

Why is it important for healthcare professionals to reflect on their interpersonal skills?

a)

Poor communication costs the NHS over £1 billion a year

b)

It can help improve weak areas and improve practice

c)

It can improve a patient's recovery

d)

All of the above - and more!

16.

How often do nurses and midwives have to reflect on their practice, in order to 'revalidate' and maintain their registration with the NMC?

a)

Every year

b)

Every 2 years

c)

Every 3 years

d)

Every 4 years