Social Awareness: Understanding the social norms, roles, and expectations of a given group or context is essential. This involves recognizing the appropriate time to speak, when to listen, and how to adapt your behavior to suit the situation.
Non-verbal Communication: Body language, facial expressions, eye contact, and tone of voice all convey important social signals. Being aware of your own non-verbal cues, as well as interpreting those of others, can improve interactions.
Building Trust: Trust is foundational to any successful social relationship. Being reliable, consistent, and honest helps others feel secure in their interactions with you.
Collaboration and Cooperation: Working well with others, offering support, and being open to compromise and cooperation leads to successful social engagements, especially in team settings.
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