Passive, Assertive, or Aggressive?
Yelling at someone is an example of being:
Passive
Assertive
Aggressive
Aggressive
True or False:
An I-Statement is an way to speak assertively.
True
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You speak up for yourself to let other people know what you _______ and ________.
Need and Want.
Not speaking up for yourself because you are afraid of hurting someone’s feelings is an example of:
Passive
Assertive
Aggressive
Passive
True or False:
You can communicate using just your body.
True.
True or False:
It is okay to be aggressive when speaking up for yourself when the other person is being aggressive.
False.
Being respectful yet assertive will help you get your needs met more efficiently.
When you speak up for yourself, how should you communicate?
Passive
Assertive
Aggressive
Assertive
True or False:
You should be aware of your body language when you are speaking and listening to someone else.
True.
Name two strategies you could use to advocate for yourself.
1) Peer support
2) Be assertive and respectful
3)
You want to tell someone how you feel. Which communication style should you use?
Passive
Assertive
Aggressive
Assertive
True or False:
This is an example of an 'I'- Statement:
"Stop what you are doing right now! I hate it when you do that!"
False.
An example of how to turn this into an 'I'-Statement would be:
"I feel (sad, angry, hurt) when you do that, could you please stop?"
Blaming others, swearing, and making threats are examples of what type of communication?
Passive
Assertive
Aggressive
Aggressive
True or False:
This is an example of an I-Statement:
"I feel sad when you take my things without asking because it makes me think you do not respect me enough to ask."
True.