CONVERSATION IN GROUP

UNIT 6

DISCUSS ONE OF THE NUMBERS!!!

1.      Tell about yourself or somebody or some person you know well. Describe both appearance and personality.

2.      Tell your unforgettable experience.

3.      Discuss about “insane people”

4.      Tell about yourself or somebody or some persons you know well. Describe both appearance and personality.

5.      Tell your group members whether you ever get it, what you always do and how you always try to cure it. If you don’t ; please inform your group members the best way to avoid depression.

6.      One of you pretends to be a psychiatrist and the other one is someone who wants to commit suicide. Then make a dialogue.

7.      Tell your group members about someone you are proud of.

8.      Tell your group members about your own comment on “LOVE”.

9.      Act out conversation in a psychologist’s room in which he and his client discuss how the client solves his psychological maltreatment.

10.  Choose a situation in your own life where you enough knowledge to give some advice (for example, you may be able to give a good advice on how to face life).

ADVICE COLUMN

IN GROUP, ACT AS IF A TEAM OF PSYCHOLOGIST ONE OF THE MEMBERS ACTS AS IF THE CLIENT, FOR ONE OF THE CASES!

1.      I am twenty and engaged. I love my fiance very much. The problem is his father.

He is only forty, his wife is dead. He says he is in love with me and that he will kill himself unless I marry him. The situation is impossible. How can I marry my fiance’s father?

Unfortunately, I think I am in love with him as much as with his son. I want to tell my fiance all about this, but if I do, he will be hurt and angry. Whatever I do, it seems I’ll hurt either him or his father. What would you do if you were me?

2.      I love my boy friend, but there’s a problem. He seems to love his mother more than me.

Whenever we go out, he take her along, whenever we go, she goes, too.

Whenever we do, she does as well. I wouldn’t put up with this for a moment if I didn’t love him so much.

We’re going to get married soon. I’m afraid that when we do, his mother will come to live with us. What can I do?

3.      Tell several things you would say in each of the following situations. Use the expression “if were you” to give advice.

SITUATION A

A  friend of yours is planning to drive home from a party and asks you to come a long. You know that he has already had several drinks and is about to have another.

SITUATION B

Another friends tells you that he is going to buy a used car from a car dealer who advertises on television. You know that ads are lies because last year you bought a car from the same dealer.

SITUATION C

Another one of your friends, who has always been a very serious student, announces that he is going to quit school.

4.      Give a short talk about the birthday celebration you would have if you had the time and money to celebrate your next birthday in whatever way you wanted. Where would celebrate?

Hom many friends would you invite? What kind of food and drink would you serve? What kind of entertaiment would you have? What gift would you like to receive? Since the party is imaginary, there are no restrictions. You could, for example, hire a private plane and bring friends from all over the world.