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Here is our growing content of how to be a Social Animal.

Prospective Films: 1. Sticking up for someone. 2. Demanding of others in a game. 3. Ganging up on someone. 4. Peer pressure. 5. Making fun of someone. 6. Talking about someone behind their back.

There are good and...not so good ways for entering a group. Tamir bats .500 here. media type="custom" key="4775431"media type="custom" key="4775449"

Following are two examples of how to be when another person tries to enter your group. Which do you think feels better to poor Bryson? media type="custom" key="4775261"media type="custom" key="4775277"

These next two have to do with sharing the airspace in a conversation. Note Josh's triumphs and his tragic flaws. media type="custom" key="4775323"media type="custom" key="4775335"

Remember: one way to show you care is to care to ask. Watch how Elliot ends up getting the right way. media type="custom" key="4775357"media type="custom" key="4775385"

1. Body Language: a. Wave (if farther than 15 feet). b. Eye contact. c. Shake hands if it is an adult meeting and inroducing self to. d. Stand about 2 feet away, aiming in about the same direction as they are. e. Hands: in pockets, crossed, on hips. f. Smile. g. Say 'hello' in some way or another and use their name.

2. Questions: a. How's it going? b. What's up? c. Lovely weather we are having/Doesn't this weather stink? d. Hey what class are you in.

3. Conversation starters: a. What are your hobbies? b. Did you hear about...(some story in news, sports, gossip). c. What did you do this weekend/yesterday/last night? d. Do you like waffles/soccer/whatever? e. Make an observation about something you both see. f. Comment on something that hapened to you or your family/friend/relative etc.

4. Humor a. Crack a joke (Potentially useful, but only if you know the person and they know you are funny) a. Bump into them. b. Act random, crazy. c. Imitate an animal.