NVC 101 & Student Success
Communication In-Class Today
Communication & NVC
100

The founder of NVC.

Who is Marshall Rosenberg?

100

This style avoids expressing opinions or needs, often to keep the peace.

What is a passive communication style?

100

This communication style avoids direct expression of needs or feelings, but shows resistance or resentment in indirect ways, like sarcasm or silent treatment.

What is a passive agressive communication style?

200

What is the difference between an observation and evaluation?

Observation = what you see or hear (fact).
Evaluation = your judgment or opinion about it.

🟦 Observation: "You spoke while I was talking."
🟥 Evaluation: "You're rude."

200

This type of communication includes gestures, facial expressions, and tone of voice.

What is nonverbal communication?

200

Communication Style: "I'm OK, You're OK."

What is assertiveness?

300

The four components of NVC.

What are Observations, Feelings, Needs, and Requests?

300

Comedic duo Key and Peele illustrate what can happen when we rely on only what percentage of our communication.

What is 7%?

300

4 Different Communication Styles we went over in class today. Explain one in depth. 

Assertive

Passive 

Passive Aggressive

Aggressive


400

Two characteristics of active listening from Student Success.

  • Waiting for the speaker to finish speaking before responding; don’t interrupt.

  • Asking questions and asking for clarification about what the speaker is saying.

  • Reiterating in your own words what you think they meant in order to clarify meaning and understand intentions.

  • Paying attention to body language, gestures, and tone of voice.

400

2 traits of poor listeners Karl and Russell exhibit in Up?

  • Interrupt others frequently

  • Think about their response instead of listening

  • Get distracted 

  • Jump to conclusions

  • Avoid eye contact 

  • Judge or criticize while the other person is speaking

  • Only half-listen or “hear” without understanding

  • Change the subject abruptly

  • Finish the speaker’s sentences for them

  • Show little to no body language or engagement

400

This four-part model includes observation, feeling, need, and this final step.

What is a request?