B) I introduce myself with a smile and offer a handshake

C) I hug (обнимать) the person.

Answer:

Best answer: B. 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.

By looking at the answers A and C, you can deduce a few self evident realities.

A represents a conservative culture where it might be customary to let the other person speak first, as a matter of respect.

C May not be an appropriate especially if the other person is a tight lipped Brit.This is one of the main reasons why everyone should move beyond the movie stereotypes and actively engage in developing their interpersonal communication skills.

B

When I talk to someone, I put myself in his or her shoes.

1. I do it every time.
2. I sometimes do it.
3. I never do it.

When talking to people, I pay attention to their body language (e.g. facial expression, hand movement, etc.).

A. I do it every time.

B. I sometimes do it.

C. I never do it.

When I know what someone is going to say, I finish the sentence for him or her.

A. I do it every time.

B. I sometimes do it.

C. I never do it.

Emotionally charged situations make me uncomfortable.

A. Every time.

B. Sometimes.

C. Never.