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The Types of Connections Employees May Have 7 The quality of the above connections contributes to the degree that an employee will feel welcomed and included. Themselves Peers Leaders Subordinates Contractors Customers

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• Learning Objectives
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• Setting the Stage
• What is a Psychologically Safe Connection?
• The Types of Connections Employees May Have
• Authentic Social Connections and Mental Health
• Psychosocial Factor: Perceived Isolation
• Psychosocial Hazard: Loneliness
• How Loneliness Can Affect the Employee
• Levers Employers Can Use to Build Psychologically Safe Connections 
• The Role of Inclusion
• Take Steps to Remove Stigma
• Extroversion and Introversion
• Tips for Supporting Introverted Employees
• Tips for Supporting Extroverted Employees
• Tactics for Facilitating Psychologically Safe Connections
• Strategies for Facilitating Psychologically Safe Connections
• Tips for Fostering Social Connections in a Virtual World
• Consider the Challenge of Not Having Enough Alone Time
• Help Leaders Get the Skills to be More Supportive 
• HR Considerations for Preparing Leaders 
• Encourage Leaders to Value Social Connections 
• Call to Action Ensure Each Employee Has One Safe Relationship 
• Google's Aristotle Project
• PDCA Cycle
• Implement
• Monitor
• Correct and Improve
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• Maximize Your Roadmap Experience
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