A bond you share with family members, friends, teachers, classmates, and people in your community.
What is a relationship?
100
These communicators put other people’s needs ahead of their own. People may communicate this way because they dislike conflict and will go out of their way to avoid an argument.
What is passive communication?
200
Assuming a whole group of people is the same based on a previous matter.
What is prejudice.
200
This communication may involve bullying or intimidation. People with this communication style may not pay attention to other people’s thoughts, feelings, or needs.
What is aggressive communication?
300
When one works to strengthen their community by obeying laws, being friendly to their neighbors, and taking part in efforts to improve the places where they live.
What is citizenship?
300
An example of this is assuming all girls like the color pink.
What is stereotyping?
300
This communication involves standing up for your own rights and beliefs while also respecting those of others. Dealing with a disagreement in this way can involve negotiating with others to find the best solution to the problem.
What is assertive communication?
400
You being a son or daughter at home, a student at school, a friend when you’re hanging out with your buddies, a teammate during gym class, and an employee at an after-school job.
What are roles?
400
Being able to handle other people's differences.
What is tolerance?
400
One way to make sure you don’t sound disrespectful when talking about a touchy subject is to use these.
What is an "I" message?
500
Trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and citizenship.
What are the six characteristics of a healthy relationship?
500
Hurting people physically and/ or emotionally when you know they can't fight back.
What is bullying?
500
A cooperative social skill because it shows that you are actively trying to understand what someone else is saying.