Interpersonal skills include which behavior?

• A. Find sources
• B. Communicate effectively
• C. Formulate solutions
• D. Lead meetings

Answer: (B)

Interpersonal skills center on how we interact with others, and communicating effectively is the core behavior because it brings together clear expression, active listening, empathy, and feedback that keep relationships productive. When you communicate well, you can share ideas, understand others’ perspectives, and resolve misunderstandings, which are essential for teamwork, collaboration, and client interactions. The other behaviors aren’t primarily about relating to people: finding sources is about gathering information, formulating solutions is about solving problems, and leading meetings is about guiding a group—which, while related, is more about leadership and facilitation than the fundamental interpersonal skill of effective communication.