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Interpersonal Commun

Interpersonal Communication for health class

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Name one reason using assertive communication has benefits – It increases self-confidence – It increases self-esteem – It helps express emotions – It gains respect from others – It helps you communicate honestly
What is one of the three ways to communicate Passive, assertive, and aggressive communication are the three ways to communicate
Nonverbal and verbal behaviors The two behaviors that make up assertive communication
Name a nonverbal behavior -Check your body and mind for clues about how you feel. -Calm down if you have strong feelings. -Demonstrate confidence. Stand or sit up straight with relaxed shoulders and arms and look at the other person. -Talk in a friendly, relaxed way.
A nonverbal behavior that explains how to demonstrate confidence Stand or sit up straight with relaxed shoulders and arms and look at the other person
For verbal behaviors, instead of using accuatory language, what should you do? Use I-statements like 'I disagree' or 'I think I have another idea'
Being honest about needs, feelings, and opinions is a _____________ Verbal behavior
When someone pressures you to do something, you should walk away or say no clearly and suggest something else
If someone says something that bother you, what is one thing you tell the person (verbal behavior) -What he or she did -How you feel about what he or she did -What you liked about what he or she did
If someone says something that you appreciate, you should say (verbal behavior) -What he or she did - How you feel about what he or she did -What you liked about what he or she did
Being assertive shows that you respect yourself because you’re willing to stand up for your interests and express your thoughts and feelings. T/F True
Being assertive is: the ability to express positive and negative ideas and feelings in an honest and direct way
Passive, assertive, and aggressive communication form a The three different types of communication
Being assertive is a skill that you need no practice to master. T/F False
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