What is one way to tell when it's a good time to talk during a conversation?
When someone else is talking
When you feel like it
When someone is telling you about their weekend
The other person stops talking and looks at you
What's one way to tell if you've left someone out of the conversation?
They're looking at you when your talking
They're nodding their head and answering your questions
They are looking down and not answering you
They're body is facing you
What is something we should try to avoid doing when we're having a conversation with others?
Repeating what we know we have already said
Asking them about their likes/dislikes
Talking about what you both did over vacation
Talking about both of your favorite things
What is one way to join an ongoing conversation?
Talk about something that you like, talk about yourself
Tell them about your weekend, stand very close to them
Start talking when you want to, keep your back to them
Wait for a pause, maintain the ongoing topic, say "excuse me
What are 3 social expectations when you are in a restaurant?
Give your order to a server, wait quietly, be respectful
What is one way to keep a conversation going?
Turn away from them while their talking
Talk for most of the conversation
Only talk about what you like during the conversation
Ask someone about their weekend/hobbies
What is one example of a neurodivergent communication preference?
Looking at someone intensely
Not engaging with someone at all
Preferring to be direct instead of making small talk
Being purposefully rude to your communication partner
If we are in a loud, crowded place, what would be an appropriate communication style?
Only talk to someone when they ask you something
Make your comments quick and short, talk in a loud voice
Only talk to one person because it's hard to hear
Make your comments longer, talk in a quiet voice
What is your communication style?
Passive (let others take charge), Passive-aggressive (want to take charge but do it indirectly), Aggressive (take charge and decide for others), Assertive
When you get to lunch today, you see a new student sitting in the seat you usually sit at. You go over and ask them if you can sit there because you do everyday, but they say no. What do you think their intentions and perspective are?
Intentions: it was on purpose / Perspective: they're rude
Intentions: sat down for lunch / Perspective: you're rude
What is a good way to start a conversation with someone?
Tell them what you like to do with your free time
Tell them you don’t like their shirt
Make them watch your favorite episode of a show you like
Ask them a question about themselves
What type of body language might make someone uncomfortable?
Too much eye contact, standing too close, touching them
Make an on-topic comment, share appropriate opinion
Giving them a compliment, asking a question
Nodding your head, looking near them, saying “uh-huh”
If you are in a quiet place with just a few people (like a small coffee shop or store), what are 3 social expectations?
Talk quietly, be calm & be respectful
To talk loud, be rude & leave your trash on the table
Talk quietly, stand close to others & try others food
Talk quietly, not respond to anyone & be respectful