Comprehensive Overview of Social Interaction Dynamics

These slides cover the topic of social interaction, exploring various aspects of how individuals communicate and connect with one another. They provide an overview of verbal and non-verbal communication, including the use of language, body language, and facial expressions. The slides also delve into different contexts of social interaction, such as personal relationships, professional settings, and digital communication. Key theories related to social interaction are introduced, along with common challenges like misunderstandings and social anxiety. Additionally, the impact of technology on social interactions is examined, highlighting how digital tools are reshaping the way people engage with each other.

1. Social Interaction,
Buisness
& Fears Regarding It

2. Social Interaction
●Social interaction is a dynamic sequence of social
actions between individuals (or groups) who
modify their actions and reactions due to actions
by their interaction partner

3. Importance
Social Skills are important in building both
personal and professional relationships
➔Communication
Helps communicate yyour needs and
wants clearly
➔Handling Situation
It helps solving unwanted situations
➔Exposure & Network
It helps expanding your network and
gives you exposure

4. Effective Buisnessmen is the
one who
communicates
effectively with the
world.
Goleman (2006)
The hidden power of
the leader is in
controlling emotions,
one’s own and those of
others. Must have
power to awaken
passion, motivation and
hope.

5. Management & Social Skills!
These are part of one another. The more
you're socially active the most their is the
probability of success for a manager.

You learn social skills
by mixing with people
and a good manager is
definitely good at it

6. A boss has
title and a
leader has
the people

7. External factors make you
NON -SOCIAL as
humans are naturally social
beings

8. Anti-Social
Behaviour
➔Anger & Frustration
➔Drug Abuse
➔Prostitution
➔Thoughtless Behavior
➔Begging
➔Violent & Criminal Acts
➔Introversion
➔Conflicts & disputes

9. Causes Of Anti-Social
Behaviours
●Poverty
●Homelessness
●Illiteracy
●Unemployment
●Inability to fulfill other desires
●Alcohol
●Addictions (online games, social
media etc)

10. Effects Of Anti-Social
Behaviours
●Individual risk factors
●Family risk factors
●Workplace problems
●Educational institutions
●Community
●Get togethers
●Events
●Leadership roles
●Initiatives

11. Measures To Prevent
●Social Skills
●Amiable Environment
●Education and learning
●Elimination of loneliness
●Teaching and management
●Counseling and guidance
●Work and activities
●Interpersonal relations

12. Laws
●Anti social behavior act
●Housing act
●Protection from harassment act
●Civil evidence act
●Confiscation act
●Sex offenders act
●Environment protection act
●The clean neighborhood act
●Criminal justice act
●Child safety orders
●Parenting orders
●Power to remote truants
●Reparation orders

13. Thank you!