The Art Of Answering Questions In Social Scenes

< p > leaders need to cooperate closely with various factors, both subjective and objective, in order to succeed in answering questions.

Among the subjective factors, the most important thing is to pcend the psychological barriers.

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< p > > a href= "http://? www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > Q & amp; /a > common psychological obstacle, there are emotional blocking obstacles and only intuitive effect obstacles.

Emotional block disorder is manifested by the fact that some respondents often consciously or unconsciously form a strong psychological barrier to "I am the person who answers questions, you are the questioner".

Such a state often puts oneself on the opposite side of the public. It only pays attention to the activities of oneself but ignores the equal relationship with everyone, and forgets that good dialogue is the collision between the two sides on the basis of equality, and the exchange of feelings.

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< p > only for the visual effect obstacle is that some of the respondents are always attentively pursuing the intuitive effect of the scene.

This kind of < a href= "http:// www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > mental state < /a > often encourages the respondents to talk about some jokes that deviate from the topic in the dialogue, which can be exchanged for more laughter on the scene, but this practice will only affect the healthy expression of dialogue topics and the establishment of a good conversational style, giving people a kind of sensational impression.

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< p > in short, < a href= "http:// www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > dialogue art < /a > stresses the effect of the scene, but the effect of the scene is not created by cheers and laughter.

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< p > we need to point out that the most common and most difficult psychological obstacle for the first time is the lack of confidence and the stage fright.

These people always think that they are poor in language expression. They worry that they can't catch up with their listeners.

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< p > some people are able to adapt to the stage of reporting and giving speeches far away from the audience, but when they are placed among the masses, there is an unadaptable and uncomfortable mood.

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< p > not only can not stimulate the enthusiasm that dialogue must have, but because of excessive tension, some instinctive answers are not so satisfactory as to answer questions and give people a laughingstock.

This stage fright leads to the fact that some knowledgeable and intelligent people are afraid to enter the dialogue and not to face the masses and answer questions.

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