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75 Examples of Social Strengths

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Social strengths are skills, abilities, knowledge and character traits that allow an individual to successfully navigate social situations. These are quite diverse and align to an individual's personality. The following are examples of common social strengths.
Active Silence
Apologies
Approachability
Assertiveness
Attention Span
Body Language
Building Rapport
Candor
Charisma
Civility
Conflict Resolution
Consensus Building
Constructive Criticism
Cooperation
Coping with Difficult People
Coping with Emotion
Critical Thinking
Cultural Capital
Debate
Emotional Intelligence
Empathy
Engagement
Ethical Conduct
Eye Contact
Facilitation
Forgiving
Generosity
Gratitude
Greetings and Introductions
Handling Criticism
Honesty
Humility
Humor
Independence
Influencing
Kindness
Language
Leadership
Likeability
Listening
Loyalty
Manners
Mediation
Negotiation
Networking
Openness
Persistence
Personal Hygiene
Personal Presence
Perspective Taking
Persuasion
Play
Politeness
Public Speaking
Questioning
Resilience
Resisting Peer Pressure
Respecting Norms
Responsible
Self Confidence
Self-Awareness
Self-Control
Self-Expression
Social Perception
Sportsmanship
Storytelling
Sympathy
Teamwork
Tolerance
Tolerance for Disagreement
Trusting
Trustworthy
Verbal Communication
Win-win Thinking
Wit
Cultural capital is the ability to socialize and influence in the context of a culture.

In your experience, what is the most important or useful social strength?



Influencing & Persuasion
114 votes
Relationship Building
59 votes
Leadership
33 votes
Charisma
21 votes
Assertiveness
18 votes
Listening
9 votes
Handling Criticism
11 votes
Consensus Building
1 votes
Perspective Taking
1 votes
Conflict Resolution
3 votes
Building Rapport
2 votes
Loyalty
1 votes

Summary

Social strengths are talents, abilities, knowledge and character traits that are beneficial to achieving things in social situations. Society is inherently social such that social strengths benefit practically any academic, professional or personal pursuit.
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More about social strengths:
Active Silence
Attention Span
Behavioral Skills
Candor
Character Traits
Charisma
Civility
Consensus Building
Critical Thinking
Cultural Capital
Empathy
Eye Contact
Facilitation
Humility
Humor
Independence
Influencing
Language
Leadership
Likeability
Listening
Negotiation
Networking
Persistence
Personal Presence
Play
Positive Attitudes
Public Speaking
Resilience
Responsible
Self Confidence
Self-Control
Storytelling
Teamwork
Tolerance
Win-win Thinking
Wit
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