Say What?
Crossing your arms, fidgeting, or rolling your eyes are all examples of this type of communication that uses no spoken words.
What is non-verbal communication (or body language)?
This helps address a problem without putting another individual down.
What is an I feel statement?
The emotion or attitude behind what you are communicating
What is tone?
Physical, Emotional, Material, Time, Intellectual, and Sexual are the six what?
What are the six boundaries?
Suggesting an alternative, give a reason, and walking away are all what?
What is a refusal skill?
Instead of just hearing words, this listening technique requires you to fully focus, understand, respond, and remember what the speaker is saying.
What is active listening?
What is the formula to an I feel statement?
I feel___ when___ because___.
What are the four types of communicating?
Passive, Assertive, Aggressive, Passive-Aggressive
This boundary is too strict and unrealistic.
What is a rigid boundary?
Being assertive, being clear, and walking away are all what?
What is important factors of refusal skills?
This non-verbal behavior—looking directly at the speaker's face—signals to them that you are paying attention and engaged.
What is eye contact?
Hearing what the other person is saying without processing or engaging in the conversation
What is passive listening?
You clearly communicate your thoughts, feelings, needs, and boundaries while respecting others.
What is Assertive communication?
This boundary is too loose, allows people to take advantage
What is a rigid boundary?
Someone explicitly asks or tells you to do something is what kind of peer pressure?
What is direct peer pressure?
This part of the body is the first indicator of how someone may feel.
What is facial expressions?
Conscious, intentional process of hearing, comprehending, and responding to the individual to ensure clear communication.
What is active listening?
What is passive-aggressive communication?
Avoiding all cap and sarcasm goes with what rule?
What is a type of peer pressure that promotes a healthy activity?
What is positive peer pressure?
Hunching over, crossing your legs tightly, and turning your body away from someone are key signs of this type of posture, which usually suggests defensive or closed-off feelings.
What is closed posture?
Being present, clarifying, and reflecting are the three what?
What are the three core elements of active listening?
This is where you don’t express your needs, feelings, or boundaries.
What is passive communication?
Unless we it is an emergency we should avoid texting late at night.
What is timing and boundaries?
The influence that people in your age group or social group can have on your choices, behaviors, or attitudes.
What is peer pressure?