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Book Synopsis


Table of Contents

About This Book iii

About the Author iii

Preface xv

Part I: Personality Traits: What Are You Like? 1

Chapter 1 Investigating Personality Traits 7

Skill 1: Identifying the Big Five Personality Traits 8

Worksheet 1: Are You Honest? 9

Worksheet 2: Are You Kind? 10

Worksheet 3: Are You Trustworthy? 12

Worksheet 4: Are You Friendly? 13

Worksheet 5: Are You Hardworking? 14

Skill 2: Identifying Yourself on Common Personality Traits:

How You Function in a Group Setting 16

Worksheet 6: Lead or Follow 18

Worksheet 7: Micromanage or Let Go 19

Worksheet 8: Working Alone or with Others 20

Worksheet 9: Introduce New Ideas or Wait to Be Asked 22

Worksheet 10: Accept or Resent Criticism 23

Skill 3: Identifying Yourself on Common Personality Traits:

How You Organize Things 24

Worksheet 11: Visually in Place or Looks Chaotic 26

Worksheet 12: Big Picture or Detail-Oriented 28

Worksheet 13: Planner or Spontaneous 29

Worksheet 14: Own or Delegate 30

Worksheet 15: Ask for Help or Figure It Out 31

Skill 4: Identifying Yourself on Common Personality Traits:

How You Make Decisions 32

Worksheet 16: Quick Decision or Think It Over 34

Worksheet 17: Regret Mistakes or Accept and Move On 36

Worksheet 18: Get Advice or Make a Good Guess 37

Worksheet 19: Weigh Pros and Cons or Go with Gut 38

Worksheet 20: Opportunities or Disasters 39

Skill 5: Identifying Yourself on Common Personality Traits:

Your General Demeanor/What You’re Mostly Like 40

Worksheet 21: Outgoing or Quiet 42

Worksheet 22: Open to New Ideas or Prefer the Familiar 44

Worksheet 23: Creative or Structural Thinker 45

Worksheet 24: Hold Grudges or Quick to Forgive 46

Worksheet 25: Sensitive to Others or Not into Feelings 47

Chapter 2 Putting It All Together 49

Worksheet 26: Verifying Your Responses 52

Worksheet 27: Your Personality Profile 54

Worksheet 28: Why Personality Matters 55

Worksheet 29: Job/Task Match with Your Personality 56

Worksheet 30: Can You Change Your Personality? 57

Part II: Learning Basic Social Skills 59

Chapter 3 Skills to Make a Good Impression 65

Skill 6: Making a Good First Impression 66

Worksheet 31: What Is a Good Impression? 68

Worksheet 32: Your Appearance 69

Worksheet 33: Your Attitude 71

Worksheet 34: Getting Prepared 72

Worksheet 35: Asking Appropriate Questions 73

Worksheet 36: Pleasantries or Short Conversations 75

Worksheet 37: Voice Volume and Tone 76

Worksheet 38: Using Appropriate Language 78

Worksheet 39: Just Answer the Question! 79

Worksheet 40: Introducing Yourself 81

Skill 7: Being Aware of Your Behavior 83

Worksheet 41: Blending in with a Group 85

Worksheet 42: Behaviors That You Can’t Help 86

Worksheet 43: Neutral Behavior 87

Worksheet 44: Invading Personal Space 88

Worksheet 45: Repeating Yourself 90

Worksheet 46: Being Bossy 91

Worksheet 47: Refusing to Be Social 92

Skill 8: Being a Good Listener 94

Worksheet 48: Identifying a Good Listener 96

Worksheet 49: How to Be a Good Listener 98

Worksheet 50: Important Listening Situations 100

Worksheet 51: What Problems Do You See? 101

Worksheet 52: Remembering Things About Others 103

Chapter 4 Skills for Self-Improvement 105

Skill 9: Having a Good Sense of Humor 106

Worksheet 53: Benefits of a Sense of Humor 107

Worksheet 54: Creating Humor Appropriately 108

Worksheet 55: Easing Tension with Humor 109

Worksheet 56: Laughing WITH, not Laughing AT 110

Worksheet 57: Using Humor to Include Others 112

Skill 10: Communicating 113

Worksheet 58: Expressing Yourself with Words 115

Worksheet 59: Waiting Before Responding 117

Worksheet 60: Avoiding Getting Upset 119

Worksheet 61: Public Versus Private Conversations 120

Worksheet 62: Controlling Your Feelings 121

Skill 11: Standing Up for Yourself 122

Worksheet 63: That’s Not Right! 123

Worksheet 64: Why Do You Think That Way? 125

Worksheet 65: What’s the Problem? 126

Skill 12: Making Good Decisions 127

Worksheet 66: Questions to Ask Yourself 130

Worksheet 67: A Decision-Making Chart 132

Worksheet 68: What Decision Needs to Be Made? 133

Worksheet 69: When You Need More Information 135

Worksheet 70: Head Versus Heart Decisions 137

Worksheet 71: Not Everything Is a Crisis 139

Worksheet 72: What Is Common Sense? 140

Worksheet 73: Looking for Clues 141

Worksheet 74: Using Your Common Sense 142

Chapter 5 Skills for Interacting with Others 143

Skill 13: Knowing What’s Expected 144

Worksheet 75: A New Kind of Reading 146

Worksheet 76: Clueing into Others’ Moods 147

Worksheet 77: Knowing What to Expect: People 149

Worksheet 78: Knowing What to Expect: Situations 150

Worksheet 79: Knowing What to Expect: Tasks 151

Worksheet 80: Knowing What to Expect: Commonsense Clues 152

Skill 14: Negotiating or Compromising 153

Worksheet 81: Negotiation as a Social Skill 156

Worksheet 82: You Can’t Always Have Your Own Way 158

Worksheet 83: Situations to Negotiate 159

Worksheet 84: Things That Aren’t Negotiable 160

Worksheet 85: Practice Negotiating 161

Worksheet 86: Introduction to a Different Viewpoint 162

Worksheet 87: Identifying Different Points of View 163

Worksheet 88: Changing Your Situation, Changing Your Opinion 164

Worksheet 89: What Are Your Opinions? 166

Worksheet 90: Being Open to New Things 167

Skill 15: Making Others Feel Comfortable 169

Worksheet 91: Embarrassing Moments for Others 171

Worksheet 92: Helping Others Through Stressful or

Uncomfortable Situations 172

Worksheet 93: Things to Beware Of! 173

Worksheet 94: Being Happy/Sad/Sharing Emotions with Others 174

Worksheet 95: Avoiding Hot Topics 176

Worksheet 96: When NOT to Be Social 177

Skill 16: Recognizing Interactions That May Not Be for You 178

Worksheet 97: Everybody’s Doing It 181

Worksheet 98: Positive and Negative Peer Pressure 182

Worksheet 99: When There’s a Conflict 184

Worksheet 100: Resisting Negative Pressure 186

Worksheet 101: Asking for Too Much Information 187

Worksheet 102: Rude Behavior of Others 188

Part III: Applying Social Skills in Life Situations 189

Chapter 6 Using Social Skills at Home 193

Worksheet 103: Getting Along with Parents 197

Worksheet 104: Getting Along with Siblings 198

Worksheet 105: Balancing Responsibilities and Desires 199

Worksheet 106: Intrusions on Privacy 200

Worksheet 107: Handling a Divorce or Family Split 202

Worksheet 108: Living with Abusive or Dysfunctional Family Members 204

Worksheet 109: Spending Quality Time with Your Family 205

Worksheet 110: Learning About Your Family 207

Worksheet 111: Becoming Independent 208

Worksheet 112: Forgiving Others 209

Worksheet 113: Family Pride 211

Chapter 7 Using Social Skills at School 213

Worksheet 114: Getting Along with Teachers and Other Authority Figures 218

Worksheet 115: Managing a Social Life 220

Worksheet 116: Asking for Help 222

Worksheet 117: Eating Lunch Alone 224

Worksheet 118: Failing Classes 226

Worksheet 119: Discipline Problems 227

Worksheet 120: Intimidation from Other Students 228

Worksheet 121: Developing a Bad Attitude Toward School 229

Worksheet 122: Extracurricular Activities 230

Worksheet 123: Giving Extra Effort Toward Excellence 231

Worksheet 124: Work-Study Options 232

Worksheet 125: School Safety 233

Worksheet 126: Remote Learning 234

Chapter 8 Using Social Skills at Work 237

Worksheet 127: Getting Along with Your Supervisor 242

Worksheet 128: Getting Along with Coworkers 244

Worksheet 129: Is This the Right Job for You? 245

Worksheet 130: Understanding the Skills Required for the Job 247

Worksheet 131: Developing Good Work Habits 248

Worksheet 132: Following Instructions 249

Worksheet 133: Dealing with Complaining Customers 250

Worksheet 134: Being Resourceful 251

Worksheet 135: Taking Initiative for Promotion 252

Worksheet 136: Dealing with Sick Days 254

Worksheet 137: When Your Boss Is Wrong 256

Chapter 9 Using Social Skills with Peers 257

Worksheet 138: Is This a Good Friend? 262

Worksheet 139: Ways to Make Friends 263

Worksheet 140: Are You a Good Friend? 264

Worksheet 141: Why We Want Friends 265

Worksheet 142: Respecting Others as Individuals 266

Worksheet 143: Taking Advantage of Social Opportunities 267

Worksheet 144: Feeling Outcast 268

Worksheet 145: When a Friend Is in Trouble 269

Worksheet 146: Misunderstandings 270

Worksheet 147: Using Social Media Positively 271

Worksheet 148: Types of Bullying 272

Worksheet 149: Cyberbullying Responses 273

Worksheet 150: Responding to Bullying 275

Worksheet 151: Making Friends Online 276

Chapter 10 Using Social Skills in the Community 277

Worksheet 152: Respecting the Property of Others 280

Worksheet 153: Demonstrating Good Manners Toward Others 281

Worksheet 154: Respecting Community Authority Figures 282

Worksheet 155: Being Aware of Local Issues 283

Worksheet 156: Supporting Efforts to Improve the Community 284

Worksheet 157: Dealing with Unhelpful People 286

Worksheet 158: Helping in Your Community 288

Worksheet 159: Showing Respect to Older People 289

Worksheet 160: Welcoming Visitors to Your Community 292

Chapter 11 Using Social Skills in Leisure Settings 293

Worksheet 161: A Few of Your Favorite Things 295

Worksheet 162: Unwritten Rules 296

Worksheet 163: Inviting Others to Join In 301

Worksheet 164: Dealing with Social Anxiety 304

Worksheet 165: Special Events 307

Worksheet 166: Popular Leisure Activities for Teens 309

Chapter 12 What Others Need to Know 311

Worksheet 167: Treating Others with Kindness 313

Worksheet 168: Treating Others with Respect 315

Worksheet 169: Treating Others with Patience 316

Worksheet 170: Sharing Your Skills and Influence 318

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      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Table of Contents

      About This Book iii

      About the Author iii

      Preface xv

      Part I: Personality Traits: What Are You Like? 1

      Chapter 1 Investigating Personality Traits 7

      Skill 1: Identifying the Big Five Personality Traits 8

      Worksheet 1: Are You Honest? 9

      Worksheet 2: Are You Kind? 10

      Worksheet 3: Are You Trustworthy? 12

      Worksheet 4: Are You Friendly? 13

      Worksheet 5: Are You Hardworking? 14

      Skill 2: Identifying Yourself on Common Personality Traits:

      How You Function in a Group Setting 16

      Worksheet 6: Lead or Follow 18

      Worksheet 7: Micromanage or Let Go 19

      Worksheet 8: Working Alone or with Others 20

      Worksheet 9: Introduce New Ideas or Wait to Be Asked 22

      Worksheet 10: Accept or Resent Criticism 23

      Skill 3: Identifying Yourself on Common Personality Traits:

      How You Organize Things 24

      Worksheet 11: Visually in Place or Looks Chaotic 26

      Worksheet 12: Big Picture or Detail-Oriented 28

      Worksheet 13: Planner or Spontaneous 29

      Worksheet 14: Own or Delegate 30

      Worksheet 15: Ask for Help or Figure It Out 31

      Skill 4: Identifying Yourself on Common Personality Traits:

      How You Make Decisions 32

      Worksheet 16: Quick Decision or Think It Over 34

      Worksheet 17: Regret Mistakes or Accept and Move On 36

      Worksheet 18: Get Advice or Make a Good Guess 37

      Worksheet 19: Weigh Pros and Cons or Go with Gut 38

      Worksheet 20: Opportunities or Disasters 39

      Skill 5: Identifying Yourself on Common Personality Traits:

      Your General Demeanor/What You’re Mostly Like 40

      Worksheet 21: Outgoing or Quiet 42

      Worksheet 22: Open to New Ideas or Prefer the Familiar 44

      Worksheet 23: Creative or Structural Thinker 45

      Worksheet 24: Hold Grudges or Quick to Forgive 46

      Worksheet 25: Sensitive to Others or Not into Feelings 47

      Chapter 2 Putting It All Together 49

      Worksheet 26: Verifying Your Responses 52

      Worksheet 27: Your Personality Profile 54

      Worksheet 28: Why Personality Matters 55

      Worksheet 29: Job/Task Match with Your Personality 56

      Worksheet 30: Can You Change Your Personality? 57

      Part II: Learning Basic Social Skills 59

      Chapter 3 Skills to Make a Good Impression 65

      Skill 6: Making a Good First Impression 66

      Worksheet 31: What Is a Good Impression? 68

      Worksheet 32: Your Appearance 69

      Worksheet 33: Your Attitude 71

      Worksheet 34: Getting Prepared 72

      Worksheet 35: Asking Appropriate Questions 73

      Worksheet 36: Pleasantries or Short Conversations 75

      Worksheet 37: Voice Volume and Tone 76

      Worksheet 38: Using Appropriate Language 78

      Worksheet 39: Just Answer the Question! 79

      Worksheet 40: Introducing Yourself 81

      Skill 7: Being Aware of Your Behavior 83

      Worksheet 41: Blending in with a Group 85

      Worksheet 42: Behaviors That You Can’t Help 86

      Worksheet 43: Neutral Behavior 87

      Worksheet 44: Invading Personal Space 88

      Worksheet 45: Repeating Yourself 90

      Worksheet 46: Being Bossy 91

      Worksheet 47: Refusing to Be Social 92

      Skill 8: Being a Good Listener 94

      Worksheet 48: Identifying a Good Listener 96

      Worksheet 49: How to Be a Good Listener 98

      Worksheet 50: Important Listening Situations 100

      Worksheet 51: What Problems Do You See? 101

      Worksheet 52: Remembering Things About Others 103

      Chapter 4 Skills for Self-Improvement 105

      Skill 9: Having a Good Sense of Humor 106

      Worksheet 53: Benefits of a Sense of Humor 107

      Worksheet 54: Creating Humor Appropriately 108

      Worksheet 55: Easing Tension with Humor 109

      Worksheet 56: Laughing WITH, not Laughing AT 110

      Worksheet 57: Using Humor to Include Others 112

      Skill 10: Communicating 113

      Worksheet 58: Expressing Yourself with Words 115

      Worksheet 59: Waiting Before Responding 117

      Worksheet 60: Avoiding Getting Upset 119

      Worksheet 61: Public Versus Private Conversations 120

      Worksheet 62: Controlling Your Feelings 121

      Skill 11: Standing Up for Yourself 122

      Worksheet 63: That’s Not Right! 123

      Worksheet 64: Why Do You Think That Way? 125

      Worksheet 65: What’s the Problem? 126

      Skill 12: Making Good Decisions 127

      Worksheet 66: Questions to Ask Yourself 130

      Worksheet 67: A Decision-Making Chart 132

      Worksheet 68: What Decision Needs to Be Made? 133

      Worksheet 69: When You Need More Information 135

      Worksheet 70: Head Versus Heart Decisions 137

      Worksheet 71: Not Everything Is a Crisis 139

      Worksheet 72: What Is Common Sense? 140

      Worksheet 73: Looking for Clues 141

      Worksheet 74: Using Your Common Sense 142

      Chapter 5 Skills for Interacting with Others 143

      Skill 13: Knowing What’s Expected 144

      Worksheet 75: A New Kind of Reading 146

      Worksheet 76: Clueing into Others’ Moods 147

      Worksheet 77: Knowing What to Expect: People 149

      Worksheet 78: Knowing What to Expect: Situations 150

      Worksheet 79: Knowing What to Expect: Tasks 151

      Worksheet 80: Knowing What to Expect: Commonsense Clues 152

      Skill 14: Negotiating or Compromising 153

      Worksheet 81: Negotiation as a Social Skill 156

      Worksheet 82: You Can’t Always Have Your Own Way 158

      Worksheet 83: Situations to Negotiate 159

      Worksheet 84: Things That Aren’t Negotiable 160

      Worksheet 85: Practice Negotiating 161

      Worksheet 86: Introduction to a Different Viewpoint 162

      Worksheet 87: Identifying Different Points of View 163

      Worksheet 88: Changing Your Situation, Changing Your Opinion 164

      Worksheet 89: What Are Your Opinions? 166

      Worksheet 90: Being Open to New Things 167

      Skill 15: Making Others Feel Comfortable 169

      Worksheet 91: Embarrassing Moments for Others 171

      Worksheet 92: Helping Others Through Stressful or

      Uncomfortable Situations 172

      Worksheet 93: Things to Beware Of! 173

      Worksheet 94: Being Happy/Sad/Sharing Emotions with Others 174

      Worksheet 95: Avoiding Hot Topics 176

      Worksheet 96: When NOT to Be Social 177

      Skill 16: Recognizing Interactions That May Not Be for You 178

      Worksheet 97: Everybody’s Doing It 181

      Worksheet 98: Positive and Negative Peer Pressure 182

      Worksheet 99: When There’s a Conflict 184

      Worksheet 100: Resisting Negative Pressure 186

      Worksheet 101: Asking for Too Much Information 187

      Worksheet 102: Rude Behavior of Others 188

      Part III: Applying Social Skills in Life Situations 189

      Chapter 6 Using Social Skills at Home 193

      Worksheet 103: Getting Along with Parents 197

      Worksheet 104: Getting Along with Siblings 198

      Worksheet 105: Balancing Responsibilities and Desires 199

      Worksheet 106: Intrusions on Privacy 200

      Worksheet 107: Handling a Divorce or Family Split 202

      Worksheet 108: Living with Abusive or Dysfunctional Family Members 204

      Worksheet 109: Spending Quality Time with Your Family 205

      Worksheet 110: Learning About Your Family 207

      Worksheet 111: Becoming Independent 208

      Worksheet 112: Forgiving Others 209

      Worksheet 113: Family Pride 211

      Chapter 7 Using Social Skills at School 213

      Worksheet 114: Getting Along with Teachers and Other Authority Figures 218

      Worksheet 115: Managing a Social Life 220

      Worksheet 116: Asking for Help 222

      Worksheet 117: Eating Lunch Alone 224

      Worksheet 118: Failing Classes 226

      Worksheet 119: Discipline Problems 227

      Worksheet 120: Intimidation from Other Students 228

      Worksheet 121: Developing a Bad Attitude Toward School 229

      Worksheet 122: Extracurricular Activities 230

      Worksheet 123: Giving Extra Effort Toward Excellence 231

      Worksheet 124: Work-Study Options 232

      Worksheet 125: School Safety 233

      Worksheet 126: Remote Learning 234

      Chapter 8 Using Social Skills at Work 237

      Worksheet 127: Getting Along with Your Supervisor 242

      Worksheet 128: Getting Along with Coworkers 244

      Worksheet 129: Is This the Right Job for You? 245

      Worksheet 130: Understanding the Skills Required for the Job 247

      Worksheet 131: Developing Good Work Habits 248

      Worksheet 132: Following Instructions 249

      Worksheet 133: Dealing with Complaining Customers 250

      Worksheet 134: Being Resourceful 251

      Worksheet 135: Taking Initiative for Promotion 252

      Worksheet 136: Dealing with Sick Days 254

      Worksheet 137: When Your Boss Is Wrong 256

      Chapter 9 Using Social Skills with Peers 257

      Worksheet 138: Is This a Good Friend? 262

      Worksheet 139: Ways to Make Friends 263

      Worksheet 140: Are You a Good Friend? 264

      Worksheet 141: Why We Want Friends 265

      Worksheet 142: Respecting Others as Individuals 266

      Worksheet 143: Taking Advantage of Social Opportunities 267

      Worksheet 144: Feeling Outcast 268

      Worksheet 145: When a Friend Is in Trouble 269

      Worksheet 146: Misunderstandings 270

      Worksheet 147: Using Social Media Positively 271

      Worksheet 148: Types of Bullying 272

      Worksheet 149: Cyberbullying Responses 273

      Worksheet 150: Responding to Bullying 275

      Worksheet 151: Making Friends Online 276

      Chapter 10 Using Social Skills in the Community 277

      Worksheet 152: Respecting the Property of Others 280

      Worksheet 153: Demonstrating Good Manners Toward Others 281

      Worksheet 154: Respecting Community Authority Figures 282

      Worksheet 155: Being Aware of Local Issues 283

      Worksheet 156: Supporting Efforts to Improve the Community 284

      Worksheet 157: Dealing with Unhelpful People 286

      Worksheet 158: Helping in Your Community 288

      Worksheet 159: Showing Respect to Older People 289

      Worksheet 160: Welcoming Visitors to Your Community 292

      Chapter 11 Using Social Skills in Leisure Settings 293

      Worksheet 161: A Few of Your Favorite Things 295

      Worksheet 162: Unwritten Rules 296

      Worksheet 163: Inviting Others to Join In 301

      Worksheet 164: Dealing with Social Anxiety 304

      Worksheet 165: Special Events 307

      Worksheet 166: Popular Leisure Activities for Teens 309

      Chapter 12 What Others Need to Know 311

      Worksheet 167: Treating Others with Kindness 313

      Worksheet 168: Treating Others with Respect 315

      Worksheet 169: Treating Others with Patience 316

      Worksheet 170: Sharing Your Skills and Influence 318

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