Communication Styles
These are the four basic communication styles.
What are Passive, Aggressive, Passive/aggressive, and Assertive?
These are known as the three types of listening, Passive, Selective and...
Active
What is talking about someone behind their back.
These are three types of adults you communicate with every day.
Teach, parents/family, coach, employer
This is a situation where a conflict could be prevented.
This communication style is known as the opposite of passive!
What is Assertive?
This type of listener picks and chooses what they listen to.
Selective.
Criticism is known in two different types.
What is Constructive and Destructive?
These tips are often suggestion when communicating with family members.
Be honest, Talk to them up front, keep them up to date on what's going on in your life.
These are two ways to deal with conflict
Avoid always/never conversations.
Talk directly with the person you're upset with.
Use "I" Statements
Listen Closely
Remember that there are two sides to every story.
The communication style where the facial expressions do not match they way a person is feeling.
What is Passive/Aggressive.
These are two ways to be an active listener.
What are deciding to listen and not be distracted, using your whole body to listen, making eye contact, being patient, or giving the speaker feedback to show you were listening?
Type of things known as positive peer pressure.
What is Try new things, Get involved, set a good example and or Give advice.
Phone Call, or Text
These are tips for managing anger
Exercise
Talking to someone you trust
counting to 10
Taking deep breaths
One type of communication is used with some who is passive.
Let them speak
Face-To-Face
This type of communication style is best in a negative peer pressure situation
Assertive.
In addition to teachers, family members, and employers, these are three other adults you may communicate with in your life.
Camp Fire Program Leader, Dentist/Doctor, Coaches, Servers, bus drivers.
Hunger, tiredness, and stress that contribute to anger in a conflict are known as this.
What are triggers
A benefit of being assertive.
A type of communication that is quick and easy to use, but you cannot see the other person or convey tone.
Social Media, Text or Email.
These tips can help make communication with adults more effective.
Actively listen, express opinions assertively, not aggressively, Ask for permission - not forgiveness, Be respectful, Maintain eye contact.
In a group project, if someone isn’t pulling their weight and forgets to complete their part, you could use this type of statement to express your feelings without blaming.
I've noticed that this assignment seems to be difficult.