Use clear and concrete terms to explain what you want.
Describe
Listen to what the other person has to say without interrupting.
Interested
Avoid dishonesty such as exaggeration, acting helpless as a form of manipulation, or outright lying.
Truthful
Aggressive
What month is America's independence day in?
July
No one can have everything they want out of an interaction all the time.
Negotiate
Easy
Be ___. Not only to others, but also to yourself.
Fair
Assertive
Name 3 things that make up a healthy realtionship
Respect, trust, honesty, compromise, communication, healthy boundaries, understanding
Consider your posture, tone, eye contact, and body language.
Appear
Acknowledge the other person's feelings, recognize when your requests are demanding, and respect their opinions.
Validate
Don't compromise these just to be liked or to get what you want. Stand up for what you believe in.
Stick to values
In this form of communication, a person prioritizes the needs/wants/feelings of others, even at their own expense. The person does not express their own needs and does not stand up for them.
Passive
The Golden Gate Bridge can be found in which state?
California
Don't forget the objective of the interaction. It can be easy to get sidetracked into harmful arguments and lose focus.
Mindful
Don't attack, threaten, or express judgement during your interactions. Accept the occasional "no" for your requests.
Gentle
Apologies/Apologize
In this form of communication, a person expresses that only their own needs/wants/feelings matter. The other person's needs are ignored.
Aggressive
Who was the founder of Apple (company)?
Steve Jobs
What do each of the letters of DEARMAN stand for?
Describe, Express, Assert, Reinforce, Mindful, Appear, Negotiate
What do the letters GIVE stand for?
Gentle, Interested, Validate, Easy
What do the letters FAST stand for?
Fair, Apologies, Stick to values, Truthful
This type of communication emphasizes the importance of both people's needs.
Assertive
What type of effectiveness is DEARMAN? The focus is on getting what you want out of a situation.
Objective effectiveness