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Interpersonal Communication Survey
Interpersonal Communication Survey
SURVEY
This Survey asks questions about Interpersonal Communication in your organization. Survey
Respondents and Responses will be kept anonymous.
Please answer all questions by marking a Tick in the appropriate box.
Male
18-24yrs
NON-VERBAL
People make eye contact with others while
listening
People sit and listen with legs and arms folded
in front during a conversation.
People offer verbal signals while listening;
things like, Go on to encourage the speaker to
continue.
People nod head and use other gestures and
facial expressions to show that they are
interested in what is being said.
People decide whether or not to listen based
on the speakers appearance and how they
talk.
People motivate others to do their best.
People treat others respectfully.
People give full attention to others when
someone is talking to them.
People encourage others to talk when
appropriate.
People understand and optimize non-verbal
communications.
Interpersonal behavioral training is needed in
the organization.
WORK RELATED
People in my company have ability to cooperate with others and make a variety of
contribution.
Managers have the ability to manage, guide,
and facilitate a group or activity so as to
maximize its success and the contribution of
participants.
25-30yrs
< 2yrs
2-5yrs
31-45yrs
>45yrs
5-10yrs
>10yrs
Single
Marital Status
Statement
Female
Strongl
y Agree
Agree
Married
Neutral
Disagre
e
Strongl
y
Disagre
e