We make a suggestion when we see that someone needs or wants to take action but is not sure of what to do. Making a suggestion is saying what you think they could or should do – what you think is a good idea. Suggestions can be direct or indirect. Making a suggestion is putting forward a plan or an idea for another person to consider. We make suggestions when someone is deciding what to do. A suggestion offers your opinion and advice that the other person might follow or not. In this course psychologists Eve Ash and Peter Quarry chat with people they have just met and use these real conversations to demonstrate how to make suggestions.
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