Positive Language for Stronger Rapport

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Build trust with positive talk

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Froggy Jumps Positive Language for Stronger RapportOnline version Build trust with positive talk by Sánchez Díaz Erik Bernardo 1 What is a primary goal of using positive language to build rapport? a To show superiority b To build trust and connection c To win arguments 2 Which phrase best demonstrates positive language in a conversation? a That’s not my job. b I don’t know if we can do that. c I can help with that. 3 Which tone supports rapport when communicating? a Disinterested and abrupt b Calm, warm, and respectful c Sarcastic and lofty 4 How should you respond to a concern to maintain rapport? a Blame the other person b Acknowledge feelings and offer solutions c Dismiss it quickly 5 Which statement uses positive framing? a “We’ve always done it this way.” b “Let’s explore options that work for you.” c “No, that won’t work.” 6 What should you emphasize to build rapport in feedback? a Ignore the person’s effort b Acknowledge strengths before suggesting improvements c Only list the flaws 7 Which habit helps maintain rapport during disagreements? a Interrupt to state your point first b Listen actively and reflect back what you hear c Change the topic to avoid conflict 8 Which word choice boosts positivity? a Blame-focused terms b Use absolute negatives c Choose words that focus on possibilities 9 What is an effective closing when communicating positively? a Critique the other person’s approach b End abruptly to move on c Summarize next steps with appreciation 10 Which action reinforces rapport after a conversation? a Wait for them to remind you later b Follow through on promises and thank the other person c Forget the details but move on

Froggy Jumps

Positive Language for Stronger RapportOnline version

Build trust with positive talk

by Sánchez Díaz Erik Bernardo

What is a primary goal of using positive language to build rapport?

To show superiority

To build trust and connection

To win arguments

Which phrase best demonstrates positive language in a conversation?

That’s not my job.

I don’t know if we can do that.

I can help with that.

Which tone supports rapport when communicating?

Disinterested and abrupt

Calm, warm, and respectful

Sarcastic and lofty

How should you respond to a concern to maintain rapport?

Blame the other person

Acknowledge feelings and offer solutions

Dismiss it quickly

Which statement uses positive framing?

“We’ve always done it this way.”

“Let’s explore options that work for you.”

“No, that won’t work.”

What should you emphasize to build rapport in feedback?

Ignore the person’s effort

Acknowledge strengths before suggesting improvements

Only list the flaws

Which habit helps maintain rapport during disagreements?

Interrupt to state your point first

Listen actively and reflect back what you hear

Change the topic to avoid conflict

Which word choice boosts positivity?

Blame-focused terms

Use absolute negatives

Choose words that focus on possibilities

What is an effective closing when communicating positively?

Critique the other person’s approach

End abruptly to move on

Summarize next steps with appreciation

Which action reinforces rapport after a conversation?

Wait for them to remind you later

Follow through on promises and thank the other person

Forget the details but move on

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What is a primary goal of using positive language to build rapport?

Which phrase best demonstrates positive language in a conversation?

Which tone supports rapport when communicating?

How should you respond to a concern to maintain rapport?

Which statement uses positive framing?

What should you emphasize to build rapport in feedback?

Which habit helps maintain rapport during disagreements?

Which word choice boosts positivity?

What is an effective closing when communicating positively?

Which action reinforces rapport after a conversation?

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