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What is it called when you speak up for yourself on your wants and needs?

What is self-advocacy

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True or False

Self-Advocacy groups help teach others that you have a right to be given respect, safety, and be able to live a fulfilling life just like any other person. 

True

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What is it called when one is able to settle a dispute with another person/group agreeing to a solution?

What is a compromise

200

True or False

A person who self-advocates is someone who stands up for themselves.

True

200

What do you call taking action and having control over your life?

What is self-determination

200

This type of communication avoids expressing one's own thoughts, feelings, or needs. They also often prioritize others' needs over their own, leading to potential feelings of resentment or being overlooked. People typically have poor eye contact, avoid conflict, and are soft spoken.

What is Passive Communication

300

These are a set of rules and laws created to protect people and make everyone equal to each other.

What are Rights

300

Where would you have your self-advocacy meetings to share ideas on the types of outings or meals one wants to be given?

What are monthly residential home meetings

300

This type of communication expresses one's thoughts, feelings, and needs in a clear and respectful manner. They are able to maintain eye contact with others, engage in active listening, balance their own needs with the needs of others, and are able to address concerns without being disrespectful.

What is Assertive Communication

400

What do you call people living with disabilities who come together to speak up for themselves, focus on their rights and needs, and participate in processes that affect their lives?

What is a self-advocacy group

400

What is it called when one has a practical idea of what they are able to achieve?

What is being realistic

400

This type of communication involves one expressing their thoughts and needs in a forceful, hostile, or disrespectful way. They typically prioritize their needs over others, which can lead to intimidation or conflict. They typically use a loud voice, interrupt others, and use blame or criticism.

What is Aggressive Communication

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