List 2 examples of non verbal communication
facial expressions, body language, anything without words
True or False: Pressure can be positive OR negative
TRUE
Define Deflecting Responsibility
blaming behavior on an outside source or makes excuses
Having or displaying a very critical point of view
Judgemental
This type of communicator usually doesn't get what they want, they go with whatever other people want to do and they don't stand up for themselves.
Passive Communicator
what is: social pressure among people of the same age/status
peer pressure
When talking to a friend who is in a potentially abusive situation, what should you focus more on when talking to them about it?
The Behaviors, NOT the partner
A strong feeling of annoyance or displeasure
Anger
These behaviors are what kind of communication: Listening, Not interrupting, using eye contact, being open to compromise
Assertive
List 2 possible ways to refuse a situation
State your refusal, Give reasons , Use your body language , Change the subject ,Tell a story , Use humor, Make an excuse , Repeat your refusal , Leave the situation
4 stages in the cycle of abuse (in order)
Tensions Building, Incident, Reconciliation, Calm
Responsible for some kind of wrong doing
Guilty
This is a way of sharing how you feel without placing blame on someone
I statements
Three strategies for handling/dealing with peer pressure are...
Worry about you, Use refusal Skills, and build respectful relationships
3 Traits a healthy relationships should have
Respect, Trust, Independence, Equality, a Comfortable Pace, Kindness, Taking Responsibility, Fun, Healthy Conflict, Honesty
lack of interest, concern, or sympathy
Indifference
This type of communicator often gets what they want, but may not have many close friends because of how they behave.
Aggressive Communicator
What do the letters in HELP stand for?
Healthy? Ethical? Legal? Parents/Guardians approve?
What does Consent need to be, to be consent?
or
Freely Given, Reversible, Informed, Enthusiastic, Specific
feeling good because of your own achievements
Proud/Pride