Positive Communication and Confidence Building

What is the main goal of the lesson introduced by Rebecca?

• To learn simple yet powerful phrases

• To teach complex vocabulary

• To understand historical events

• To improve mathematical skills

Which phrase can be used to boost someone's confidence before an exam?

• I don't trust you.

• I am unsure of your abilities.

• I know you can do it.

• I doubt you can do it.

What is the difference between 'I believe you' and 'I believe in you'?

• 'I believe you' means trusting someone's story, while 'I believe in you' means trusting their potential.

• 'I believe you' is more formal than 'I believe in you'.

• 'I believe you' is used for self-talk, while 'I believe in you' is for others.

• There is no difference between the two phrases.

What is the benefit of self-talk as mentioned in the lesson?

• It is a form of entertainment.

• It boosts self-confidence.

• It helps in memorizing facts.

• It is a way to criticize oneself.

Which phrase is suitable for expressing trust in someone's honesty?

• I trust you.

• I respect you.

• I love you.

• I admire you.

What does saying 'I admire you' imply about a person?

• They are unreliable.

• They are dishonest.

• They are not confident.

• They have strengths you appreciate.

In what contexts can 'I love you' be used according to the lesson?

• Only in romantic relationships

• Only between parents and children

• In various contexts including family and friends

• Only in professional settings

How can you make a phrase more powerful according to the lesson?

• By adding the person's name

• By using complex words

• By saying it quickly

• By shouting it

Why is using a person's name in a phrase effective?

• It is a formal requirement.

• It confuses the listener.

• It personalizes the message.

• It makes the phrase longer.

What is the overall message of the lesson?

• Only formal language should be used.

• Simple phrases can significantly impact relationships.

• Avoid using personal names in communication.

• Complex words are more effective.