Sally walks in the door. You identify that she is upset even before she talks. What type of communication is Sally using.
Non-verbal or visual
the imparting or interchange of thoughts, opinions, or information by speech, writing, or signs
Communication
Sitting or standing facing the speaker, leaning in, open palms, paying attention, nodding
Open Body Language
Tina used clear statements, identified her own boundaries, was respectful of others and used "I" statements. How is she communicating?
Assertively
This includes emails and newspapers
Written
DEAR MAN is an acronym for
Describe, Express, Assert, Reinforce, Mindfulness, Appear Confident, Negotiate
80% - 90% of communication
Non-verbal communiation
sitting or standing in a way that encourages discussion and is non-threatening
What is open body language
Jill kept her eyes on the floor, spoke very softly, agreed with everything. What type of communication is she exhibiting?
Passive
The type of communication you use when talking on the telephone.
Verbal
Four SAFE Skills
Stay Calm, Ask Questions, Find out Feelings, Exchange ideas for possible solutions
5 C's
clear , concise, complete, correct and compassionate
Jim is yelling, using swear words and balling up his fits. What type of communication is this.
Aggressive
Communication style you use when someone is speaking to you
Active Listening: 3 characteistics
Eye contact, lean forward, be attentive, ask clarifying questions, be respectful, remain calm
The most important part of effective communication
Active Listening
Ask Questions
Bob became frustrated when his co-worker started talking over him. He took a breath, was more forceful with statements and identified his rights and boundaries. How was he communicating.
Assertive Communication
Communication specific to one group
Contextual
How to state what you want and need assertively without the appearance of blame
"I" statements
Emails, Publication, Public Speaking, Writing a letter, Giving a "thumbs up", Shaking your head to say "no", written directions
staying focused, eliminating cuss words, not interrupting
Following etiquette or showing respect
Ginger spoke calmly, stood still, maintained eye contact, spoke in "you" statements and reported I had to do what she says or I am fired.
Aggressive