Social Skills Test

Question type:
Self-assessment and situational

How well developed your social skills are in terms of seven different areas, including those related to social awareness, communication, and conflict management, among others. Includes a breakdown of the various factors that may explain the social skills score.

General social skills score; strengths, potential strengths, and weaknesses.

Subscores:
Communication Skills: measures the ability to communicate clearly and concisely and to be open to what others are trying to convey.
Physical Barriers to Communication: measures whether one falls victim to various physical barriers to communicating.
Ability to Deal with Conflict: measures whether the test-taker deals with conflict constructively.
Relationship Skills: measures skills relevant to being a good friend, companion or co-worker.
Social Insight: assesses how well one picks up on social cues in his/her social environment.
Behavior: evaluates whether the test-taker's behavior is appropriate to the situation.
Social Comfort: measures how comfortable the individual is in social situations.
Advice: Tips for developing social skills and improving relationships. Also advice on overcoming shyness.


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