A person listens patiently until it is their turn to speak in a meeting. This is an example of what?

Correct answer: Control over behaviour

Waiting for one’s turn, listening without interrupting, and responding at the appropriate time show control over behaviour. The person is managing the impulse to speak immediately and is following the meeting’s communication norms. This is a self-management skill. It is not wasting time, pressuring others, or being indecisive, because the person is actively listening and simply waiting respectfully for a suitable opportunity to speak.