A person can improve social skills. Social interaction is a skill. It is not a fixed part of a person's personality.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person can improve social skills.
Social interaction is a skill. It is not a fixed part of a person's personality.
Social skills are like muscles. If a person does not use them, they can become weak. A person can practice social skills. This practice makes the skills stronger. It is like learning to walk again after an injury. It might feel strange at first.
A student feels shy in new groups. The student thinks, 'I am not good at making friends.' A teacher explains that social skills can be learned. The teacher suggests the student practice talking to one new person each day. The student starts to feel more comfortable over time.
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