Communication Styles
This communication style avoids conflict and minimizes their own wants, needs, and emotions.
Passive Communication
Reflect Back
The G in GIVE stands for...
Gentle
Boundaries surrounding a persons space, body, belongings are considered ______ boundaries.
Physical
This communication style is the most effective form of communication.
Assertive Communication
Noticing body language, looking at the full picture, and using empathy would fall under which validation technique...
'Read Minds'
The E in DEARMAN stands for....
Express
Boundaries concerning someone's beliefs, ideas, and values are called _______ boundaries.
Intellectual
This communication style may use threats and intimidation to get what they want.
Aggressive Communication
Not one-upping or one-downing someone would fall under which validation technique...
Show Equality
The S in FAST stands for...
Stick to your values
Time
This communication style can look like: sarcasm, mixed signals, guilt tripping, rolling eyes, or manipulation.
Passive-Aggressive Communication
Giving someone your full focus using eye contact, no multitasking, or active listening would fall under which validation technique...
Pay Attention
The K in THINK stand for...
Kindness
Boundaries surrounding someone's feelings, moods, triggers are considered _____ boundaries.
Emotional
Describe what assertive communication style may look like.
Can you validate someone you don't agree with? How?
Yes, validate the valid
Which interpersonal effectiveness acronym is often used for boundary setting?
DEARMAN
An example of an emotional boundary would be...
Free response