有人和你说话时，仔细去听。 留意说话人给出的非语言信号。 不要在别人说话时思考自己应该怎么回复。 等对方说完，你再说。 思考自己要如何回复，这样你才能自信地说出来。 如果你需要对方澄清或补充更多信息，就开口提问。 回复的时候，要直截了当地说清楚。 做好准备，对方可能不同意你的观点。

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Whenever someone is talking to you, make eye contact with them and pay attention to what they’re telling you. It shows them that you’re listening to them and understand what they’re saying.  Focus your attention entirely on the speaker so they feel comfortable speaking to you. Lean in close or ask the person if you can move to a quieter area if you’re having trouble hearing. Body language can say just as much if not more a person’s words. While someone is talking to you, observe their body language to help inform how you should respond.  For example, if someone keeps looking around or shifting on their feet, they may be nervous or scared. You may want to ask them if they’re alright rather than responding to what they say. Also listen to how they say what they’re saying. If their voice is loud or aggressive, they may be getting upset or angry about the conversation. You may need to take a different approach when you respond to avoid further escalating the situation. If you get so excited or eager to respond before someone has finished speaking, they’ll notice and they may get upset. Wait until they’ve finished speaking and you’ve heard everything that they wanted to say before you start to plan your response. It’s very rude to interject with your own thoughts while someone is speaking. When you’re talking to someone, allow them to finish their thought before you respond. That way you have all of the facts and information that they wanted to convey so you can give a considered and informed response. Sometimes people will add an additional bit of information after they finished their thought. For example, they may say something like, “Oh wait, I forgot to say something.” Let them finish saying what they wanted to say. Before you give your response, take a brief moment to consider all of the information that was given to you. If you give a response that is ill-informed, it could show the person that you weren’t really listening to what they were saying. Taking a moment to think about your response also ensures...