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Non-verbal
Assertive communication
Passive/Aggressive Comm.
Why it matters
100

What your eyes do when listening to someone who is speaking.

Look at the speaker

100

Define Assertive Communication in your own words 

 expressing your point of view in a way that is clear and direct, while still respecting others

100
Define aggressive communication 

Aggressive communication is a style of communication that involves verbal or physical hostility, and is intended to hurt others.

100

What are some positive impacts of assertive communication. 

Improved self esteem

Manage stress

Reduce conflict 

Can increase success 

Earn respect 

200

What your head does while listening to someone who is talking. 

Nod/ shake head / faces the speaker 

200

Name 2 tips for assertive communication 

  • Be clear
  • Be consistent
  • Be courteous
  • Be factual 
  • Use "I" statements
  • Consider 
200

Define passive communication 

Passive communication is a communication style where someone avoids expressing their needs, opinions, or values. Passive communicators may prioritize the needs of others over their own. They may avoid expressing their feelings, protecting their rights, or identifying their wants and needs.

200

Name 2 negative impacts of passive communication

  • Stress
  • Resentment
  • Seething anger
  • Feelings of victimization
  • Desire to exact revenge
  • Doubting or questioning our own judgment
300

3 things that make up body language

Posture, gestures, facial expressions, 

300

Give 1 example of assertive communication

.

300

Someone who shouts and yells at others is using what kind of communication

Aggressive

300

What tips would you give to someone who wants to be more assertive?

Use I statements / Practice saying no/ Keep emotions in check/ stick to boundaries etc 

400
In your own words define non-verbal communication

Nonverbal communication is the transfer of information through body language, facial expressions, gestures, created space, and more. For example, smiling when you meet someone conveys friendliness, acceptance, and openness

400

A person cuts ahead in a line you have been waiting in.What would be an assertive way to respond?

“Pardon me, but I have been waiting in line for a while and have to be someplace soon. Would you mind waiting your turn?”

400

What kind of communication is this example

"I'm okay with whatever you want" or "We can do whatever you want".

Passive 

400

Name 4 more benefits of assertive communication 

  • Create solid and positive relationships
  • Reduce stress
  • Protect your boundaries
  • Develop trust
  • Feel less anxiou
500

What percent of communication is non-verbal ? 

Researchers estimate almost 90% 


500

What boundaries can you implement while communicating assertively 

Saying no, respecting your own emotional/time/intellectual boundaries 

500

Give an example of Passive aggressive communication

Should include features of both

500

Give a brief oral presentations about communication style, why it matters, and most importantly how it can help achieve goals and increase success  

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