Social Skills

2. The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties or setbacks.
6. The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person.
7. Managing and controlling your emotional responses.
10. The drive to achieve goals for personal satisfaction rather than external rewards.
12. Identifying your own emotions as they happen.
13. A limit you set to protect your personal time, energy, and emotions.
15. A general expectancy that good things will happen.

1. Not just hearing, but paying full attention to what someone is saying.
3. Communicating your needs firmly but politely, without being aggressive.
4. A close and harmonious relationship with others, often built quickly.
5. A physical reaction to pressure or tension.
8. A settlement of a dispute where both sides make concessions.
9. Information given to someone about their performance to help them improve.
11. An external event or situation that sparks an intense emotional reaction.
14. Non-verbal signals, such as posture and gestures.