- Interpersonal skills Tutorial
- Interpersonal skills Home
- Introduction to Interpersonal Skills
- Verbal Communication
- Active Listening
- Art of Asking
- Body Language
- Small Talk and Its Benefits
- Proceeding With a Conversation
- Tips While Talking
- Using Names In Conversation
- Making Up For Forgetting Names
- Influencing People's Thoughts
- Nurturing Common Grounds
- Maintaining Reliability and Trust
- The You Win I Technique
- Emotional Handling
- Pitfalls of Emotions
- Interpersonal Skills Worksheet-I
- Interpersonal Skills Worksheet-II
- Putting Your Opinion Forward
- How to Negotiate
- Making an Impact
- Getting Result the right Way
- Conclusion
- Interpersonal skills Resources
- Interpersonal skills - Quick Guide
- Interpersonal skills - Resources
- Interpersonal skills - Discussion
Interpersonal Skills Worksheet-I
Instructions − Read the statements mentioned in the sheet and start finishing off the sentences. You are not to take a lot of time in thinking out the answers. Just start writing what comes to your mind immediately after reading the lines.
Identify the emotions and feelings that you feel are responsible for the responses you had given in the Responses column. Write them up in the Why So? column and self-evaluate your strengths and areas of improvement.
Time to be Taken − 15 minutes
| S.No. | Statements | Responses | Why So? |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | I am responsible but… | ||
| 2 | I am honest but… | ||
| 3 | I show respect but… | ||
| 4 | I am helpful but … | ||
| 5 | I worry because… | ||
| 6 | I will continue doing… | ||
| 7 | My best quality is to… | ||
| 8 | I care about others and… |
Download Interpersonal Skills Worksheet-I.
Read your responses now. Think deeply about your answers and what are the areas of improvement that you think you need to address the issues from 1 to 5.
Also try and identify the good qualities you have that helped you get the responses to questions 6 to 8. These are the strengths that you have to nurture in your personality.
