1.Review the scenario below. Now that you've completed a course in Interpersonal Communication, what would be your approach to each situation?

Keep in mind what we know about verbal and non-verbal cues as well as supportive communication climates. Assume you are seeking the best outcome for all parties in your response.

Scenario: Someone you've just met at a party criticizes a mutual friend in a way you think is unfair.

2. Review the scenario below. Now that you've completed a course in Interpersonal Communication, what would be your approach to each situation?

Keep in mind what we know about verbal and non-verbal cues as well as supportive communication climates. Assume you are seeking the best outcome for all parties in your response.

Scenario: You find out that a friend at work told other people with whom you work some very personal information about you.

3.Review the scenario below. Now that you've completed a course in Interpersonal Communication, what would be your approach to each situation?

Keep in mind what we know about verbal and non-verbal cues as well as supportive communication climates. Assume you are seeking the best outcome for all parties in your response.

Scenario: Earlier in the day you asked the person with whom you live to stop by the store and pick up snacks for a party you are having this evening. Your roommate arrives home without the food, and it's too late to return to the store.

4.Imagine a conflict that cannot be solved. What have you learned about interpersonal communication that might enable you to cope with a conflict that cannot be resolved?

5.Review the scenario below. Now that you've completed a course in Interpersonal Communication, what would be your approach to each situation?

Keep in mind what we know about verbal and non-verbal cues as well as supportive communication climates. Assume you are seeking the best outcome for all parties in your response.

Scenario: A fan behind you at a sports game toots a loud air horn every time the home team makes any progress. The noise is spoiling your enjoyment of the game.

6.Review the scenario below. Now that you've completed a course in Interpersonal Communication, what would be your approach to each situation?

Keep in mind what we know about verbal and non-verbal cues as well as supportive communication climates. Assume you are seeking the best outcome for all parties in your response.

Scenario: You are explaining your political views to a friend who has asked your opinion. Now the friend obviously isn't listening. You think to yourself that since the person asked for your ideas, the least he or she can do is listen.

7.Which communication skill do you think is the most important? Why? State and support your opinion, providing at least two examples.