() 3. I use humor to lighten tense situations.
() 4. I indicate my concern for others while speaking with them.
() 5. I am open to the views and opinions of others, even when they challenge my own views and opinions.
() 6. I face the person I am interacting with and maintain comfortable eye contact.
() 7. I lean toward the person who is speaking to me.
() 8. I rephrase what is said to me to make certain that I have understood.
() 9. I listen for messages underlying what is actually being said.
() 10. I note the body language of those with whom I interact (facial expressions, stance, vocal inflections, etc.).
() 11. I am comfortable with individual differences.
() 12. I respect the right to privacy.
() 13. I show that I understand the problems of others though I avoid becoming personally involved in these problems.
() 14. I try to prevent others' personal problems from becoming job problems.
() 15. I let others know that I am concerned about their well-being.
() 16. I encourage others to express their ideas, feelings, and perceptions.
() 17. I create a non-threatening environment in which ideas, feelings, and perceptions may be safely expressed.
() 18. I ask questions that will help others think through the matters under discussion.
() 19. To promote a free flow of information, I ask open-ended questions rather than questions that require specific responses.
() 20. I communicate to others that their ideas, feelings, and perceptions are of value.
() 21. I identify the positive aspects of another person's performance and accomplishments and reinforce these with compliments and encouragement.
() 22. I discuss negative behavior objectively by reviewing guidelines and current standards.
() 23. I present feedback in a helpful manner and with a workable plan for improvement, if required.
() 24. I ask others to evaluate themselves.
() 25. When presenting feedback to others, I protect their self-esteem.
() 3. I use humor to lighten tense situations.
() 4. I indicate my concern for others while speaking with them.
() 5. I am open to the views and opinions of others, even when they challenge my own views and opinions.
() 6. I face the person I am interacting with and maintain comfortable eye contact.
() 7. I lean toward the person who is speaking to me.
() 8. I rephrase what is said to me to make certain that I have understood.
() 9. I listen for messages underlying what is actually being said.
() 10. I note the body language of those with whom I interact (facial expressions, stance, vocal inflections, etc.).
() 11. I am comfortable with individual differences.
() 12. I respect the right to privacy.
() 13. I show that I understand the problems of others though I avoid becoming personally involved in these problems.
() 14. I try to prevent others' personal problems from becoming job problems.
() 15. I let others know that I am concerned about their well-being.
() 16. I encourage others to express their ideas, feelings, and perceptions.
() 17. I create a non-threatening environment in which ideas, feelings, and perceptions may be safely expressed.
() 18. I ask questions that will help others think through the matters under discussion.
() 19. To promote a free flow of information, I ask open-ended questions rather than questions that require specific responses.
() 20. I communicate to others that their ideas, feelings, and perceptions are of value.
() 21. I identify the positive aspects of another person's performance and accomplishments and reinforce these with compliments and encouragement.
() 22. I discuss negative behavior objectively by reviewing guidelines and current standards.
() 23. I present feedback in a helpful manner and with a workable plan for improvement, if required.
() 24. I ask others to evaluate themselves.
() 25. When presenting feedback to others, I protect their self-esteem.
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