Communication Styles
Healthy vs. Unhealthy
Boundaries and Consent
Conflict and Repair
Scenarios
100

This communication style clearly expresses feelings while respecting others.

Assertive

100

True or False: Healthy relationships always feel happy.

False

100

Boundaries are limits that help us be ______.

Safe

100

Conflict in relationships is _____.

Normal

100

Your friend keeps interrupting you. What communication style could help?

Assertive

200

This communication style avoids conflict and often puts others’ needs first.

Passive

200

Name one sign of a healthy relationship.

Trust, respect, honesty, support, listening, etc…

200

True or false: You can change your mind after saying yes.

True

200

Name one healthy way to cool down during an argument.

Take a break, breathe, walk away, as for space, etc…

200

Someone pressures you to text back immediately. What’s a healthy response?

Setting a boundary

300

This communication style includes blaming, yelling, or sarcasm to get control.

Aggressive

300

This behavior is a red flag in friendships or dating relationships.

Jealousy, control, insults, pressure, etc…

300

Name one type of boundary.

Emotional, physical, digital, time, personal, etc…

300

True or false: apologizing means more than just saying sorry.

True

300

A friend posts a photo of you without asking. What should you do?

Ask them to take it down/ask for consent.

400

This communication style uses guilt, silent treatment, or backhanded comments.

Passive-aggressive

400

Ignoring someone’s boundaries is an example of this type of behavior.

Unhealthy communication

400

This is a respectful response when someone says “no”.

Stopping, listening, accepting without arguing

400

This skill helps you understand how someone else feels.

Empathy
400

You’re upset but don’t want to fight. What’s one assertive thing you could say?

“I want to talk, but I need to stay calm.”

500

Say a phrase that shows assertive communication.

“I feel ____ when ____”, ”I need a break right now”, ”I don’t agree, and that’s okay”, etc…

500

Someone checks your phone without asking. Healthy or unhealthy and why?

Unhealthy; it violates privacy.

500

Give one example of setting a boundary using “I“ statements.

I’m not comfortable with that, I feel ______, etc…

500

Name one step in repairing a relationship after conflict.

Listening, apologizing, validating feelings, changing behavior, etc…

500

Your friend says “you’re too sensitive”. What’s a healthy response?

“That hurt my feelings, and I need you to take me seriously”