Social Skills Practice

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Multiple choice of different social skills and there is 50 questions.

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Add-On Skills” involves which one of the following skills:

Question 1

Responding skills

Positioning skills

Reinforcing skills

Observing skills

QUESTION 2

“Application Skills” involves which one of the following skills according to the book:

Asking relevant questions

Handling requests

Observation

Responding

QUESTION 3

“Making a Request” involves all the following steps except:

“Would you mind doing _____________ (with a reason).”

“I want you to do _______________ (with a reason).”

“I want you to do _______________ (with a reason), and if you do not do _____________ (consequence) will occur.”

“I want you to do _______________ (without a reason but with a consequence).”

QUESTION 4

A subordinate’s request is best evaluated when the supervisor:

Knows the rules

Is a skilled responder

Defers to his or her superior

Sets up a helpful climate

QUESTION 5

“The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination” is a statement credited to _______________________, proposing his theory of intelligence.

Howard Gardner

Robert Sternberg

Albert Einstein

Daniel Goleman

QUESTION 6

Adding meaning to feeling results in:

Interpreting

Understanding content

Understanding the reasons for feeling

Keeping people under control

QUESTION 7

All of the following are human abilities that traditional IQ Tests attempt to measure except one:

Verbal

Quantification

Intrapersonal

Spatial

QUESTION 8

Asking yourself questions like “how does he/she look?”, “what’s he/she doing?”, “what did he/she say?” are good examples of:

Relevancy

Positioning

Reflecting

Assessing intensity

QUESTION 9

Content means:

What the person said or did

Feelings and emotions

Attitudes and values

Basics

QUESTION 10

Daniel Goleman, in his book, Emotional Intelligence (1998) asserts that a review of the research on productivity in the workplace indicates Intellectual/Technical competency accounts for _____ of the success:

One third

One half

Two thirds

Three quarters

QUESTION 11

Putting away one’s cell phone is an example of one of the following social subskills:

Distancing

Adding attractions

Making inferences

Eliminating distractions

QUESTION 12

Drawing inferences, determining implications (trouble or no trouble), deciding normal or abnormal and looking at behavior, appearance and environment are all sub-skills for:

Attending

Listening

Motivating

Observing

QUESTION 13

Establishing whether or not a request is legitimate is mostly a result of:

Good listening

Good observation

Knowing the requestor

Knowing the rules and regulations

QUESTION 14

For someone to listen effectively, it is important to:

Get answers

Reflect on the “gut” feeling

Observe energy level

Suspend judgment

QUESTION 15

Haptic communication refers to:

Touching

Voice tone

Body placement

Hand and arm movement

QUESTION 16

Simon Sinek in a TED Talk believes that good leaders achieve this status from:

A rigid, but caring upbringing

Making employees feel secure and safe

By reinventing the hierarchical organization

Because of well-placed praise for deserving followers

QUESTION 17

IQ tests traditionally measure all of the following abilities except:

Linguistic

Spatial

Interpersonal

Logical/mathematical

QUESTION 18

In the NPR podcast about parental anxiety, technology has:

Made finding accurate parenting information easier

Shows that a parent’s ability to become a role model for children’s use of technology is important.

Is an excellent parenting tool, especially when children are unruly.

Allows parents and children more time to connect.

QUESTION 19

In developing good listening skills, observing and posturing are important. Another prerequisite for good listening is:

Learning to use “street” language

Positioning

Asking relevant questions

Developing a “command” voice

QUESTION 20

In seeking information from a reluctant or hostile person, an important first step is to:

Use 5WH questions

Respond to the person’s feelings and meaning

Threaten the person with consequences

Question the person in front of witnesses

QUESTION 21

Inferences can be made most accurately when you have:

Good positioning, posturing and listening

A valid psychological test

Observations about environment, behavior, and appearance

Several years of experience

QUESTION 22

Non Verbal Communication involves all of the following except:

Verbalizing

Posturing

Gesturing

Facing

QUESTION 23

Of the five human senses which is considered the most intelligent, because it has the best memory:

Sound

Smell

Sight

Touch

QUESTION 24

One important reason to respond to a person’s feelings is that:

It encourages people to talk

It is a person’s civil right

It stops people from complaining

It shows that you’re not playing favorites

QUESTION 25

In the video presented by Simon Sinek, Captain Swenson’s leadership qualities were demonstrated through:

Empathy

Trust

Courage

All of the above

QUESTION 26

Paralanguage involves all of the following except:

Pauses between words a person uses.

A person’s cultural accent.

Number of multiple syllable words spoken by a person.

Number of syllables a person utilizes per minute.

QUESTION 27

Posturing involves all of the following except:

Inclining forward

Standing erect

Eliminating distracting behaviors

Drawing inferences

QUESTION 28

In Social Intelligence: The New Science: Karl Albrecht uses the acronym SPACE to include these components of social intelligence:

Situational awareness

Authenticity

Responding

Both A & B

QUESTION 29

Non verbal intelligence accounts for ____ to ____ percent of the variance that will lead to a favorable outcome in a social setting.

20 – 25%

30 – 50 %

60 – 70 %

90 – 100%

QUESTION 30

Reinforcing a person’s behavior means:

Setting up a token economy

Agreeing with most behavior

Rewarding and punishing appropriately

Giving up control

QUESTION 31

Responding accurately to a person demonstrates that you are:

Soft on managing people

Skilled in communication

Vulnerable to manipulation

Demonstrating approval

QUESTION 32

Responding to an individual’s intense feelings leads to:

Intensifying them

Offender embarrassment

Coddling

Defusing them

QUESTION 33

Studies regarding people’s ability to see themselves accurately in terms of how they come across to others, indicates their accuracy rating is:

8% accurate

17% accurate

25% accurate

32% accurate

QUESTION 34

Suspending personal judgment temporarily means:

Agreeing with the other person

Not allowing your personal attitudes and values to shut people off

Giving people second chances on rules violations

You are going to be easily conned by people

QUESTION 35

The “Handling of a Request” should involve all of the following skills except:

Checking things out

Knowing rules and regulations

Responding

Deficit discrimination

QUESTION 36

The “grooming” of a person falls under which non-verbal category of communication?

Appearance

Haptic

Contextual

Tactile

QUESTION 37

The Mehrabian Communication Model posits all of the following statistics regarding the social interaction except one:

7% of the meaning comes from the words spoken.

38% comes from the paralanguage a person uses.

60% comes from the body language a person uses.

55% comes from the facial expression a person uses.

QUESTION 38

The ability to “know oneself” or to be self-aware is called:

Interpersonal intelligence

Naturalistic intelligence

Intrapersonal intelligence

Existential intelligence

QUESTION 39

The environment, such as the way the furniture is situated or placed in someone’s office is an examples of:

Posturing

Distancing

Arranging

Determining mood

1 points

QUESTION 40

The group that has the best ability to see themselves accurately in terms of personal performance is:

Managers in the workplace

Students in terms of grade performance

Employees in the workplace

Athletes performing athletic ability

QUESTION 41

The person who is considered the originator of the IQ Test is:

Alfred Binet

Howard Gardner

Louis Terman

Sigmund Freud

QUESTION 42

The researcher most associated with the study of Facial Expression and its relationship to emotion is:

Alfred Binet

Hans Duchenne

Bernard Kohler

Paul Ekman

QUESTION 43

Chronemics refers to a:

Body movement skill

Listening skill

Verbal Skill

Timing Skill

QUESTION 44

Which least likely gives information about energy level?

Body build

Grooming

Posture

Non-verbal expressions

QUESTION 45

Which of the following Non Verbal actions is most connected to the true emotional state a person is experiencing?

Paralanguage

Facial expression

Gesturing

None of the above.

QUESTION 46

Which of the following cited in the course materials contributed to feelings of jealousy in a female regarding a rival:

Social dominance

Physical attractiveness

Social status

Physical dominance

QUESTION 47

Which of the following is NOT a BASIC skill of sizing up the situation?

Listening

Positioning

Responding

Posturing

QUESTION 48

Which of the following is not an important principle of positioning?

Dress functionality

Look directly

Face squarely

Establish appropriate distances

QUESTION 49

Which one of the following non-verbal behaviors is most associated with emotional expression?

Gesturing

Facial

Touching

Positioning

QUESTION 50

You can “Handle a Request” that you are not sure of the answer by doing two things: Saying “maybe (with a reason)” and __________________.

Reinforcing with rules and policies

Telling the requester when an answer will be given

Reinforcing while responding to feeling and meaning

Telling the requester someone else will give answer to request

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