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Skills Toolbox > Dealing with people > Engaging the brain > Signs that the thinking brain is engaged
- People let others speak and finish what they’re saying
- They understand the person’s point of view: if they don’t, they ask questions for clarification, not ridicule
- ‘I can see why you see it that way’, ‘I hear where you’re coming from’ – they can see the reasons why someone could hold a different opinion to their own
- They can see good points and bad points, strengths and weaknesses, advantages and disadvantages to all points of view – including their own
- They look physically relaxed or calm, their tone of voice is more even
- They can take constructive criticism and see how their own thinking could be improved
- They don’t take a disagreement as a personal attack on their own worth
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Monday 17th March 2008
Campusalam Facebook Site
A Campusalam Facebook site now exists to share views and keep up with debate. Visit Facebook.com and search for "Campusalam"
Thursday 29th May 2008
Run a Campusalam event?
If you would like to be one of the first to run a Campusalam event. We have interesting speakers who can help make the event a success. contact us.
