Social Skills
Friendly qualities or characteristics that help with communicating with others.
Social Skills
Using words to communicate
Verbal
Clearly identify the decision to be made or the problem to be solved.
Clarify
Feeling nervous, tense, or apprehensive
Anxiety
When people in conflict each give up some of what they want in order to get some of what they want
Compromise
Name at least 2 TWO ways of saying "No" learned during Life Skills
Simple No, Tell it Like it is, Give an Excuse, The big Stall, Change the Subject, Broken Record, Walk Away, The Cold Shoulder, Avoiding the Situation
The outcomes or effects of a particular action or choice
Consequences
Strong feeling of displeasure against someone or something, combined with an urge to strike back.
Anger
When people in conflict come up with a solution that allows everyone to have what they really want.
Not giving in to pressure to do something, refusal to give in to tactics used by others
Resistance
Name 2 TWO examples of the most common sources of Media influence
TV shows, Movies, Internet, Video Games, Music, Newspapers, Magazines, Books, Billboards, Social apps
Look at the possible alternatives and the consequences of selecting each one, get additional information if you need it.
Consider
Name one of four coping skills we learned this year
The warning light, Self-Statements, Reframing, Counting to ten (or higher)
deciding How to solve an argument or disagreement
Conflict Resolution
Calmly but firmly standing up for your rights without infringing on the rights of others.
Assertive
A failure to interpret a message correctly
Misunderstanding
Tending to act on a sudden inclination or urge
Impulsive
Changing the way one thinks about a situation
Reframing
Pretending that nothing is wrong and keeping your feelings inside
Avoidance
Acting in a hostile manner that may infringe on others' rights.
Aggressive
Saying "uh-huh" "yes" "really" "I see"
Not interrupting, maintaining eye contact, smiling and facing toward speaker
Active Listening
Select the best alternative for you.
Afterwards, think about whether or not you were satisfied with your decision.
Choose
A statement one tells oneself to stay in control
Self-statement
Open and direct conflict; the clashing of forces or ideas
Confrontation