IELTS Speaking tip
Work on your ability to provide explanations and reasons in your responses.
Vocabulary
- challenge
- discussion
- communication
- perspective
- opinion
- conflict
- understanding
- misunderstanding
- collaboration
- confrontation
- argument
- emotion
- reaction
- solution
- resolution
Sample Answer
Engaging in discussions can be fraught with a variety of challenges that stem from both interpersonal dynamics and cognitive biases. Firstly, one significant obstacle is the tendency for individuals to become emotional rather than logical, which can distort the clarity of the conversation. When personal beliefs are challenged, defensiveness often supersedes constructive dialogue, leading to misunderstandings and conflict. Moreover, language barriers can impede effective communication, as nuances and subtleties may be lost in translation. Additionally, the reluctance to listen actively can severely hinder the exchange of ideas, with participants often focusing more on formulating their responses than comprehending the viewpoints of others. Ultimately, fostering an environment conducive to open-mindedness and empathy is crucial for overcoming these hurdles, allowing discussions to thrive and facilitating a more enriching exchange of ideas.
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