Using “I” statements when talking about their feelings
What is healthy communication
Hitting, kicking, punching you when they feel upset
What is physical abuse?
Your partner encourages you and lets you know they're there for you.
What is support?
Clearly communicating what you are and are not comfortable with
What is stating boundaries?
This emotion is felt when someone feels like their partner is spending too much time with someone else
What is jealousy?
Listening carefully without interrupting and responding thoughtfully is called this.
What is active listening?
Overwhelming someone with affection, excessive compliments, and grand gestures In the early stages of the relationship.
What is love bombing?
They respect your privacy and personal space
What is trust?
Freely agreeing to something without pressure or force is called this.
What is consent?
Working together to find a solution that benefits both people.
What is compromise?
Yelling, blaming, and name-calling during arguments is called this communication style.
What is aggressive communication?
Constantly reminding you of the activity they missed due to an injury you suffered is an example of:
What is guilt tripping?
They admit it and apologize when they make a mistake
What is taking accountability?
Sharing someone's private images without their permission is a violation of this.
What is privacy?
Not telling your friend when they do something that bothers you is an example of
What is avoiding conflict/confrontation?
Avoiding problems and refusing to talk about issues in order to avoid conflict
What is passive communication?
Repeatedly telling someone who they can and cannot spend time with is this type of behaviour.
What is controlling behaviour?
Performs duties/chores such as cooking, cleaning, etc without being asked
What is acts of service?
Taking time to take care of yourself, doing activities that benefit your health and well being is called
What is self care?
Disagreeing respectfully without personal attacks
What is healthy conflict?
Clearly expressing your needs while still respecting the other person is called this communication style.
What is assertive communication?
Someone making you feel responsible for their emotions in order to get their way is called:
What is emotional manipulation?
This allows for both people to feel comfortable being themselves around the other without fear of judgement.
What is emotional safety?
This clear communication skill allows you to say “no” without guilt when a request crosses your personal limits.
What is assertiveness?
What is Accommodation?