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When to stop Talking or Talking Briefly
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What can you do if you notice someone else is having trouble getting a chance to speak in a group discussion?
encourage them to share their thoughts, or ask them a question
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When is it appropriate to interrupt someone during a conversation?
Only when it's urgent or necessary, and always politely.
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What can you do if you feel like you've been talking too much?
Try to allow others to talk now, or ask them questions
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What should you do if you accidentally interrupt someone while they're speaking?
Apologize and let them talk now
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How can you politely ask for someone to repeat, if you didn't understand something someone said?
Can you explain that a bit more?"
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How can you show respect for someone else's idea even if you disagree with them?
"I see where you're coming from," or "That's an interesting idea.e."
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How can you change to a new topic when it's time to stop talking about your own interests?
That's fascinating! Speaking of which, have you heard about...?"
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Why is it important to give others a chance to share their ideas in a conversation?
It makes them feel good and included, respect, and the exchange of diverse ideas.
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What are some signs that someone might be getting bored or tired of listening?
Yawning, looking away, checking the time, or giving short responses might indicate boredom or disinterest.
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What are some strategies for keeping your conversation short?
stick to the topic, allow others to interrupt or comment
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What are some ways to show you're actively listening to someone without interrupting?
Maintain eye contact, nod, ask questions, and provide verbal words showing your intrested
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How can you encourage others to share their thoughts and ideas during a discussion?
Encourage everyone to participate by asking questions
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Why is it important to pay attention to non-verbal cues when conversing with others?
the may not be interested or need to end the conversation
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How can you politely let someone know you'd like a turn to speak?
Use phrases like "Excuse me, can I share something?" or "I have something to add."
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What should you do when someone else is talking for a long time?
Listen patiently and wait for a pause to politely indicate you'd like to speak.
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