Social Skills Sundeep

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SOCIAL SKILLSAMONG STUDENTS

Prepared by:SUNDEEP KUMAR

MBA(II)-A

009


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Table of contents:

1. Introduction

2. Why do we need social skills?

3. How do you know you need to improve socialskills?

4. Processes underlying social skills

5. Advantages of social skills

6. Training methods7. Conclusion


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Introduction

Asocial skill is any skill facilitating interactionand communication. We use these skills tocommunicate with each other, both verbally andnon-verbally, through gestures, body languageand image.

Social skills are more than manners. They are the

basic attitudes and tools needed for getting alongwith other people. They include:

Showing interest in others

Giving and receiving

Asserting our needs and rights in appropriate

waysShowing consideration and sympathy

Communicating effectively

We are not born with these skills. Learning howto get along with others is a process that begins

at birth and continues throughout life


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Why do we need social skills?

Social Skills are the foundation for getting alongwith others. A lack of Social Skills can lead to:

Behavioural difficulties in society

Inattentiveness

Difficulty in making friends

Aggressiveness Academic failures, concentration difficulties

Feelings of isolation, loneliness, rejection, andpoor self-esteem


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How do you know you need to improve social skills?

Consider yourself a shy person. Wish that you had more

friends but don't know how togo about making them. Often feel uncomfortable with

other people. Find it hard to know what to

say sometimes. Think of yourself as a 'loner'. Sometimes feel like there's

nobody to turn to when you

need support.


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Processes underlying social changes Social intake noticing and

understanding other peoplesspeech, vocal inflection, body

language, eye contact, andeven cultural behaviours. Internal process

interpreting what otherscommunicate to you as well asrecognizing and managingyour own emotions andreactions.

Social output how aperson communicates withand reacts to others, throughspeech, gestures, and bodylanguage..


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Advantages of social skills

1. Better communication

2. Greater efficiency3. Advancing career prospects

4. More & better relationships

5. Increased overall happiness


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Training methods

1. Role-playing

2. Warm-up exercise3. Homework

assignments

4. Instructions

5. Reinforcement


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Conclusion

Adequate social skills make life easier and more

enjoyable. Good interpersonal skills, an activesocial approach and a sense of community andinvolvement can equip students with thepersonal resources necessary in making the

transition to everyday work and the competitiveworld of career-making.


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