Communication Styles
Boundaries
Fair Fighting Rules
Unexpected Social Moments
Speaking with Purpose
Levels of Social Sharing
100

Which style is respectful and clear?

Assertive.

100

What is a boundary?

A limit that protects you.

100

Should fights focus on the past or the present?

The present.

100

What is one grounding skill?

Deep breathing.

100

Should every thought be said out loud?

No.

100

Name one social sharing level.

Acquaintance, friend, best friend, family.

200

What does aggressive communication often sound like?

Yelling, blaming, threats.

200

Name one personal boundary.

Privacy, space, emotions.

200

Name one fair fighting rule.

Bonus if you can name all nine.

200

Why is pausing helpful before responding?

Prevents reacting emotionally.

200

What should you ask yourself before speaking?

Is it helpful?

200

Who should you share the least personal info with?

Acquaintances.

300

What does passive communication look like?

Not speaking up, avoiding. 

300

What is a clear boundary statement?

“I’m not comfortable with that.”

300

Why is yelling not helpful during conflict?

It escalates emotions.

300

What can happen if you react without thinking?

Conflict escalates.

300

What is an example of unnecessary talking?

Random or hurtful comments.

300

What is oversharing?

Sharing too much too soon. (TMI)

400

Why is assertive communication healthier?

It respects both people.

400

Why do boundaries matter in friendships?

They keep relationships healthy.

400

What is one calm way to pause an argument?

“Let’s take a break.”

400

What is one way to stay regulated in public?

Slow breathing, counting.

400

Why can silence sometimes be better?

Prevents harmful words being said. Keeps situations from becoming awkward or uncomfortable. 

400

Why is safe sharing important?

Protects privacy.

500

What is one assertive “I” statement?

“I feel frustrated when…”

500

What happens if boundaries aren’t respected?

Stress, conflict, resentment.

500

Why should fights aim for solutions, not winning?

Winning damages relationships.

500

Why is emotional control important socially?

It affects outcomes.

500

What skill helps you decide when to speak?

Self-awareness.

500

How should sharing differ between a friend and family?

Family may know more.

600

How can being passive cause problems?

Needs don’t get met. Resentment can build.

600

Why can setting boundaries feel uncomfortable?

Fear of upsetting others.

600

How should you respond if someone brings up old issues?

Redirect to the current problem.

600

How can regulation change a tense situation?

Keeps it from getting worse.

600

Why might holding back show respect?

It protects others.

600

How can you recover if you overshare?

Change subject or set boundary.

700

Why does aggressive communication damage relationships?

It creates fear and defensiveness.

700

Why are boundaries a form of self-respect?

They protect emotional safety.

700

Why does respectful conflict improve relationships?

It builds trust and understanding.

700

Why is self-control a social strength?

It shows maturity.

700

How does speaking with purpose show maturity?

Shows control and thoughtfulness.

700

Why is adjusting sharing based on relationship level a social skill?

It shows judgment and self-respect.

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