Social Skills Review

Compromise

Avoidance

Dominance

Withdrawal

By allowing you to avoid all situations

By helping you prepare and plan responses

By making you more reactive

By increasing frustration

Deep breathing and exercising

Analyzing the situation and separating the aspects of it that they can control from the things they cannot control

Setting ambitious goals that they want to achieve

Practicing a growth mindset by reminding themself that they are capable of learning and growing, and that they will eventually overcome these negative thoughts

The audience's mood

The speaker's background

The time of day

The weather conditions

Evaluate the situation

Make eye contact

Thank the person for listening

Ignore the speaker

Know exactly when to be there

Leave at the last minute

Ignore bus schedules

Dress casually

Evaluate the situation

Ignore the pressure

Join in the activity

Leave the group

Identify a personal goal

Establish a timeline

List behaviors that will help

Determine how the goal will be measured

Look at the person you want to talk to

Address the people by their name

Stand about an arm's length away

All of the above

Look at the people

Ignore body language

Change topics frequently

Speak without listening

Make sure everyone has had a chance to talk.

Use closing expressions.

Thank the other person.

All of the above.

Conversations

Mathematics

Science

History

Leave toys for parents to put away

Leave windows and doors unlocked

Block stairway with a chair

Have emergency phone numbers by the phone/near by

Physical boundaries

Emotional boundaries

Intellectual boundaries

All of the above

Have a positive attitude

Argue with the person

Ignore the suggestions

Take notes

You're welcome

Thank you

No problem

Goodbye