Give a firm handshake, maintain good eye contact and body posture, and a strong voice.
The patient could maintain good eye contact, and understand what others were trying to communicate, including clinicians.
"The style is basic common sense: - being in a physical position for the child to see you, having an 'I like being with you' look on your face, scanning the child carefully for their signals, responding to everything the child does, maintaining good eye contact, using exaggerated facial expressions".
Smile and maintain good eye contact.
Maintaining good eye contact will make you appear more trustworthy and attractive.
Ensure you maintain good eye contact through out conversations Hold your head high and be confident.
Don't stare look at different parts of their face occasionally, but beyond that, maintaining good eye contact will show confidence and self-assuredness on your end.
It will certainly leave a lasting impression, if you are confident and maintain good eye-contact.
In a nutshell, for the whole interview never cease to be ENTHUSIASTIC (you're relaxed, so smile a little), ATTENTIVE (you are alert, maintaining good eye-contact and nodding a fair bit), and POSITIVE (give forward-looking answers).
Below, with some paraphrasing from me, are the six tips she provided: 1. Maintain good eye contact.
Maintain good eye contact when reading a book, and use facial expressions to show the emotions of the story.
