Short Response 1 and 2 Practice-105 by farrukh136 https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t Practice is important en-us 2022-01-31 07:59:23 UTC 2022-02-05 08:27:05 UTC hello@padlet.com Article for practice. Also shared via email last week. farrukh_sm https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2020769400 2022-01-31 08:02:11 UTC https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2020769400 Gossip Article Ideas -Just for your help farrukh_sm https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2020844013 Author’s thesis (article main idea):
a)      McAndrew (2017) presented the idea that gossip has evolved as a beneficial social skill. 
b)      McAndrew (2017) discussed the reasons why gossip has evolved as an essential social skill. 
c)      McAndrew (2017) explained how gossip evolved and why it benefits society. 
 
APA Citation: 
·         According to McAndrew (2017) , …
·         McAndrew (2017) discussed / explained / presented / suggested 
 
Key Points / Main Ideas
1.      Gossip evolved because prehistoric humans lived in small, yet competitive groups; having a strong interest in the lives of others in this environment became an important and helpful skill for survival. 
a)      Genes of those people with high social intelligence were favored and passed along. 
2.      When people share gossip with others, it is viewed as trustworthy
a)      People who are good at gossiping usually have a strong network of social relationships. 
b)      Harmless gossiping at work can create group cohesiveness and improve employee morale.
3.      Gossip can control other people’s bad behavior due to the fear that they are being gossiped about. 
4.      Paying attention to gossip about others, particularly celebrities, can help someone learn essential strategies for dealing with life. 
a)      People are innately interested in the lives of celebrities the same way prehistoric humans looked to members of their groups for guidance. 
5.      Gossiping about celebrities can be shared cultural knowledge that helps people bond. 
 
 
]]> 2022-01-31 09:00:28 UTC https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2020844013 Fatima Rida - Introduction https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2020844648 McAndrew (2017) stated that gossiping is an essential and advanced social trait. The writer describes that gossip improves trust between communities and improves chances of survival. Additionally, the author mentions that the act of gossiping can help form friendships, enhance morale in the workplace, and ensure good behaviour. While it is true that people may befriend each other over common gossip topics, the notion that employee morale is supported by gossiping is illogical. ]]> 2022-01-31 09:01:02 UTC https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2020844648 Aya - intro https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2020866255 According to McAndrew (2017), gossiping has many benefits as an advanced social skill. The author points out the need for gossip to survive in competitive environments when it may additionally help strengthen social bonds between colleagues and improve their morale. Moreover, gossiping prevents negative behavior in avoidance of shame while it also teaches individuals life strategies through the lives of celebrities. It is debatable that gossip is crucial for one’s survival when it remains sensible that real-life lessons could be learned from others’ experiences.]]> 2022-01-31 09:17:17 UTC https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2020866255 Fatima Al-asmakh - Introduction https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2020973038 McAndrew (2017) explained how gossip evolved and why it is beneficial for society. The writer stated that trusty people are the ones who spread gossip with others. Moreover,  gossip can imply power on other people's actions because of the scare that they are being gossiped about, additionally, focusing on gossip about others, especially celebrities, may improve people learning strategies to deal with their lives. It is true that gossip is helpful for social lives as people can learn strategies and share knowledge that makes them bond together.]]> 2022-01-31 10:30:30 UTC https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2020973038 Alankaa Alharbi- Introduction https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2021040009 Andrew (2017) presented that gossip can be considered as an important developed social trait. The writer discussed that, gossiping can develop a strong social relationship network and force others to improve their behaviors. Also, he stated that gossiping helps in learning beneficial strategies and skills for dealing with life and survive. However, it is true that gossiping support people’s social relationship network but the idea about they regarded as trusty people is arguable.

]]> 2022-01-31 11:19:51 UTC https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2021040009 Roudha Shamlan https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2021148837 McAndrew (2017) presented the concept of gossiping as a characteristic of having developed social skills. The author describes how gossiping can aid in building relationships and enhancing success in the life of an individual. The idea of good gossipers being well-liked members of their circle is accurate, while someone who will not participate in gossiping is often secluded seems irrational. ]]> 2022-01-31 12:45:36 UTC https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2021148837 Asmae Abousalmia https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2021194531 McAndrew (2017) stated how gossip is an extremely developed social skill. There are many reasons that lead to people gossiping. One of the why that happened is because of the fact that earlier people used to live in a small competitive area with being keen on other's lives. Other reasons are that gossiping was a trustworthy behaviour as well as it was in charge of controlling bad behaviour, it also allows to learn the necessary things in life as well as can make new friendships. The author's ideas about living in a small competitive groups as well as gossip controls bad habits are both sensible. ]]> 2022-01-31 13:12:50 UTC https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2021194531 https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2021221960 According to McAndrew (2017), gossip can help improve social skills. McAndrew claims that gossip aids in the formation of relationships and alliances between groups, as well as in the indulgence of good conduct. Furthermore, the author discusses how people may gain strategies from gossip and how it can be a component in success. The idea that gossip enhances relationships may be accurate, but the concept that gossip compels good behavior is debatable.]]> 2022-01-31 13:27:11 UTC https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2021221960 Mennah Ali - Introduction https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2022135790 McAndrew (2017) stated that gossiping is vital for maintaining high social skills. The author reports how gossiping used to aid with survival in the past, the gossiping genetic information tends to be passed down as they were preferred. Furthermore, he claims that it makes an individual appear more reliable, as well as its potential to prevent the negative behavior of others due to the fear of being judged The concept of gossiping being a necessity for living is valid, However the idea that it will stop bad conduct seems to be illogical.

]]> 2022-01-31 19:45:16 UTC https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2022135790 https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2023006035 According to McAndrew (2017), gossip benefits your social skills. McAndrew explains that in ancient times humans lived in small, competitive groups made knowing the news of the other important for survival. In addition, the author discusses that good gossipers have the ability to influence and gain trust in their social group. Moreover, The writer explains  that gossip helps achieve justice, as well as learn from the experiences and stories of others. The ideas regarding that gossips strengthen social relationships and help learn from the experiences of others are both true.]]> 2022-02-01 10:04:15 UTC https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2023006035 Ammal Abu Khalil - Introduction https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2024924160 According to McAndrew (2017), gossip is one of the main factors contributing to good social skills. McAndrew states that gossiping has been a helpful tool to utilize in past generations, therefore, humans have the natural instinct to gossip. Moreover, the author explains that gossiping can help form connections and strong relationships with people because an individual can seem more trustworthy. However, it is to be debated that gossiping is needed for an individual to be able to survive in today's society.]]> 2022-02-02 08:38:24 UTC https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2024924160 Asma chaibi (introduction) https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2027949015 According to McAndrew (2017), gossiping has got several benefits that make social skills improve. The writer states that whoever got good gossip skills can build good relationships with a large number of people and become trustable. In addition, the author explained how gossiping have a positive influence on people’s attitude. It is true that gossiping can change and control people’s bad behaviors but the idea that good gossipers will be trustable and have good relationships among people is not a valid argument. ]]> 2022-02-03 17:05:35 UTC https://padlet.com/farrukh_sm/yjbctmk7rqnybc8t/wish/2027949015