Non-Verbal Communication
"I" Statements
Situations
Assertive Communication
Active Listening
100

Name one way to communicate non-verbally.

Physical Space, Movement, Touch, Eye Contact, Facial Expressions

100

When should you use I statements? 

When you want to communicate your emotions without blaming or hurting the other person.

100

The sales clerk at the store keeps talking to the other salesperson and doesn't even look at you for several minutes. How can you handle this?

Remain calm, say excuse me, etc.

100

Name one characteristic of assertive communication.

Listens without interruption, states needs and wants, willing to compromise, stands up for own rights, confident tone/body language, good eye contact.

100

How would you show someone that you are listening?

Eye Contact, Body Language, Asking Questions

200

What is non-verbal communication?

The way we send messages without using words.

200

What is the "formula" for an I statment?

I feel (emotion word) when (event/situation)

200

A nosey friend asks you, "How much money do you have in your savings account?" You feel it is not their business. How can you answer?

"I" Statement, tell them the question isn't appropriate

200

What is assertive communication? 

Standing up for your own needs and wants while also taking the needs and wants of others into consideration, without behaving passively or aggressively

200

What is a non-verbal sign of active listening?

Smile, eye contact, posture, and no distraction.

300

Who should be in your personal space?

Core Family, Close Friends

300

What is wrong with this statement:
"You can't keep coming home so late! It's inconsiderate."

Should use an "I" Statement: "I feel worried when you come home late. I can't even sleep."

300

Your roommate has their radio on loud and you can't fall asleep. How could you use an "I" Statement?

"I feel (emotion) when (event)"

300

Why is assertive communication important? 

It considers both your needs and the other person's needs, maintains your relationship with others, maintains respect for yourself and others, etc. 

300

Name 3 reasons active listening is important.

It shows the other person you are listening, it shows the other person that you care about what they're saying, you can learn more about the other person, it helps you to comprehend what the other person is communicating, etc.

400

What does eye contact communicate?

We are ACTIVELY listening to the other person.

400
What are some common mistakes with I statements? 
Blaming the other person, not naming the emotion, not accepting responsibility for your own emotions, etc.
400

How is assertive communication different than aggressive communication? 

Aggressive communication only takes your own needs into consideration

400

Name one benefit of active listening.

Builds trust, broadens perspective, strengthens patience, strengthens your patience.

500

What percent of our communication is nonverbal? 

70-93%

500

What tone should you use while using "I" Statements?

Soft and even tone.

500

You're with a friend shopping and you notice that they put something in their pocket that doesn't belong to them. What do you say and do?

Assertive Communication

500

How is assertive communication different than passive communication? 

Passive communication only considers the other person's needs and wants
500

What is a verbal sign of active listening?

Using positive reinforcement, remembering, questioning, clarification.

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