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Home > Building Rapport in Coaching – Confirmation of Learning

Building Rapport in Coaching – Confirmation of Learning

Directions: Begin the Building Rapport in Coaching Quiz only after viewing the training materials. To complete, click in the box beside the correct answer for each question. A score of 80% must be earned to receive training credit.

1. All are main characteristics of trust, except…

a. credibility

b. reliability

c. mobility

d. intimacy

2. Credibility may come…

a. naturally.

b. from being recommended by someone the coachee trusts.

c. from being confident and avoiding hesitation.

d. All of the above.

3. ____________ is being able to be trusted to do what is expected or has been promised.

a. Credibility.

b. Reliability.

c. Mobility.

d. All of the above.

4. There are ______ levels of rapport.

a. two

b. four

c. six

d. eight

5. Finding similarities and connections are essential when building rapport.

True

False

6. Identify at least one way you plan to better build rapport with others:

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