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Index
How to Start and Make a Conversation: How to Talk to Anyone in 30 Seconds or Less Table of Contents Dedication Foreword Introduction Chapter 1
Necessity The Sociology Theories Versatility Business Advantages How to Talk to People and Make Friends
Chapter 2
Social Anxiety Do Not Fear Rejection What to do if You Flub Your First Impression Non-Starters: Attitudes and Tactics That Can Kill a Conversation It is Better to Share Why do Some People Hog the Conversation? Self-Esteem Conversation Among Different Personality Types Personality Sub-Types Conversation and Different Cultures Interesting Greeting Customs Around the World Do Not Assume English as a Second Language Give Them a Break
Chapter 3
Misreading Body Language The Good Body Language Guide The “Core” of Body Language Using Body Language to Flirt Practice Makes Perfect Artifacts and Impressions
Chapter 4
Ritual Questions How to Respond When Someone Approaches You Well Hello, Mister… Turn the Spotlight Around
Chapter 5
Why Make Small Talk? How to Make Small Talk Information Trapping What About You? Why Revealing Personal Information is Safe Guidelines on Disclosing Personal Information The Self-Disclosure Pyramid The Flow of Information How to Change the Topic The Ripple Theory Revisited Avoiding Certain Topics If the Other Person is Uninterested
Chapter 6
Leave ‘Em Wanting More The Framework Finish How to Leave a Group A Graceful but Quiet Exit Referrals/Advice and How to Get Them
Chapter 7
All About Assertiveness Tips for Achieving Self-Confidence At Last, the Difficult Conversations and How to Handle Them Other Ways to Leave
Chapter 8
Getting Started Workplace Friendships Body Language in the Workplace Talking with Bosses Bosses and Friendship
Chapter 9
The Four Rules of Making Friends So Where do You Find Friends? How to Talk to Prospective Friends Doing Things Together Stages of Friendship Tips for Positive Communication Between Friends
Chapter 10
The Building Blocks of a Romantic Relationship Mingling With Singles How to Ask Someone On a Date The Relationship Cycle How to Have a Healthy Break-Up Conflict in Romantic Relationships
Chapter 11
The Limits of Techno Communication Does the Internet Help or Hurt Communication? How to get Involved in an Online Conversation
Conclusion Appendix A
Using Body Language Correctly in the Workplace Shaking Hand Motions All About Your Legs What Are Your Feet Saying About You? Self-Assessment
Appendix B Bibliography Author Biography More Great Titles from Atlantic Publishing
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