Fort Worth Police Department (FWPD) Practice Test

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What is the individual’s approach when they feel they have nothing to contribute in discussions?

  1. They often dominate the conversation

  2. They share their thoughts regardless

  3. They keep quiet

  4. They leave the group

The correct answer is: They keep quiet

When an individual feels that they have nothing to contribute in discussions, it is common for them to keep quiet. This response typically arises from feelings of insecurity or a lack of confidence in their knowledge or opinions relative to the topics being discussed. By choosing to remain silent instead of expressing their thoughts, they might believe that their contributions are not valuable or that they might disrupt the flow of conversation. This behavior can stem from various factors, such as past experiences where their opinions may not have been acknowledged, fear of judgment, or simply wanting to avoid drawing attention to themselves when they feel inadequate. In contrast, other options describe behaviors indicative of a more assertive or confident demeanor, which do not align with the feelings of inadequacy associated with the original question.