Communication Test

Here is chance for you to learn how you communicate with others. This test will help you assess your style and help you give some directions in getting the most out of your style of communication.

Before you begin using this, here is a piece of advice

This questionnaire has been designed keeping in mind a typical American suburban environment. Cultural difference between various nations is not factored in. So take it easy. Each person is a product of his social economic and cultural environment. It always helps to get to know about other cultures and traditions so you can interact with ease and suave!

This Communication Test is designed by Robin Jacobs, Portland Community College, Portland, Oregon. Thanks for giving us the permission to use this exercise.

So take the test, get t know your strength. Most Importantly take it with a Pinch of Salt. If you don't like the tech one use the old Communication Test

1. When conversing with others....

I usually do most of the talking
I usually let the other person do most of the talking.
I try to equalize my participation in the conversation.

2. When I first meet someone,

I introduce myself with a smile and offer a handshake.
When I first meet someone, I hug the person.
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3. I usually,

"warm-up" new conversations with small talk.
I usually avoid starting conversations.
I usually avoid small talk and jump into more important matters.

4. I usually,

Only learn the names of important people
Make an effort to remember and use peoples' names.
Don't pay attention to names as I tend to forget them

5. I ________make eye contact while conversing

Always
Sometimes.
Never

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Question 1:

When conversing with others....

Your Answer: A1
I usually do most of the talking

Analysis:

In many cultures, Dominating a conversation will be looked at negatively and you will be looked down as a bully. So [name], try to get the other person also involved in the conversation

Question 1:

When conversing with others....

Your Answer: B1
I usually let the other person do most of the talking.

Analysis:

While this may be appropriate in certain situations like counseling, if only one person is talking all the time, it will difficult for you to stay focused on the content. A Good Way to demonstrate good listening is to ask relevant questions. So [name], try asking good questions which can help you be a part of the dialogue

Question 1:

When conversing with others....

Your Answer: C1
I try to equalize my participation in the conversation.

Analysis:

Conversations should be a balanced two-way flow of dialogue. It is a Two way process and if you maintain a good flow, you will make a great impression. Good job [name].

Question 2:

When I first meet someone,

Your Answer: A1
I introduce myself with a smile and offer a handshake.

Analysis:

It's good to initiate the introduction and introduce yourself with a handshake and smile. If shaking hands is difficult, a quick head nod is a good substitute. Initiating the introduction with a smile and handshake (or head nod) helps build rapport.

Question 2:

When I first meet someone,

Your Answer: B1
When I first meet someone, I hug the person.

Analysis:

This should depend on the situation. If it is a business meet, hugging may not be appropriate unless you are in Italy or France. Some cultures do not have a habit of hugging at all. [name] get to know the culture ad situation better before you decide to hug someone, even though the other person may look quite cute/pretty

Question 2:

When I first meet someone,

Your Answer: C1
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Analysis:

Unless you are a shy girl waiting to be introduced to a bunch of good looking guys, It will be a good idea to initiate the introduction. Especially in Business, it will be a good practice to initiate introduction, not only for your self but also your friend or colleague.

Question 3:

I usually,

Your Answer: A1
"warm-up" new conversations with small talk.

Analysis:

It's good to initiate conversations with small talk. Topics to warm-up the conversation might include a chat about the weather, news of interest, or impressions about the current activity (if you're at a meeting, staff party, or other gathering, for example).

Examples of conversation starters might be:

"It's sure warm today, isn't it?"

"Could I get you something to drink?"

Question 3:

I usually,

Your Answer: B1
I usually avoid starting conversations.

Analysis:

[name] being with yourself will usually get you nowhere. You should try to go and introduce yourself and move in a gathering. Be it a business meeting or a dinner party, circulate, and meet new people. it will be a healthy habit to develop new friends and associates

Question 3:

I usually,

Your Answer: C1
I usually avoid small talk and jump into more important matters.

Analysis:

In Some cultures getting to know the other person is placed on top of the priority list before beginning the main conversation. Small talk will help you gauge the level of interest and even help you understand the conversation style of the other person. Try making a simple observation like...

"That dessert sure looks inviting"

"Its quite chilly today"

Question 4:

I usually,

Your Answer: A1
Only learn the names of important people

Analysis:

[name], you are hitting yourself on the toe here. Imagine what would happen if people forgot your name because you are not important enough?

You never know who will suddenly become important and who can help you. So practice learning and using names of as many people as you can. It can be a lifesaver.

Question 4:

I usually,

Your Answer: B1
Make an effort to remember and use peoples' names.

Analysis:

[name] Good Choice. It is good to call people by name whenever possible. It makes a good, lasting impression, and it makes the other person feel important and special.

Question 4:

I usually,

Your Answer: C1
Don't pay attention to names as I tend to forget them

Analysis:

[name] people pay attention to others when they are called by their name. For example, Look at the Impact on the two statements below.

1. Do you want to come for a ride?

2. [name], would you care for a ride?

Which one would you prefer?

If you tend to forget names, try this.

a. After the person tells you his or her name, immediately use it several times in the conversation.

b. Associate: Associate the person's name to something unique and special. You might associate the person's name with a unique feature about the person. Example: "Gilda has beautiful green eyes'

Question 5:

I ________make eye contact while conversing

Your Answer: A1
Always

Analysis:

[name] Eye contact should include frequent breaks to avoid staring (this can make the other person uncomfortable). Break eye contact frequently - glance down to the side, then quickly make eye contact again. Glancing down to the side is important. This is especially true if you are looking at someone of the opposite sex.

So take a break and always stay away from staring. Look often but do not stare :-)

Question 5:

I ________make eye contact while conversing

Your Answer: B1
Sometimes.

Analysis:

[name] it is a good idea to keep a level of eye contact when conversing with some one. It conveys understanding and your ability to focus on the other person. So meet the eyes often but do not stare or try the cold steel gaze. It will just make you look like a weirdo.

Question 5:

I ________make eye contact while conversing

Your Answer: C1
Never

Analysis:

Making eye contact is important for building rapport. It gives the impression you're interested and engaged in the conversation, and you have good self-confidence.

So [name] start to make eye contact when you speak to someone or when you meet them.

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