How to Communicate Effectively

How to Communicate Effectively

10.20.2020 Remote Activity

How to Communicate Effectively

Watch the video, then answer the questions.

Please do not just guess. Go back to the video if you need help.

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Check the three correct answers: What is active listening?

• Making eye contact with the other person.

• Nodding

• Giving the person your undivided attention.

• Listening to music.

• Looking at your cell phone.

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Check the two correct answers: Good listeners___________

• ask questions

• make acknowledging statements

• talk about themselves

• look away

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Check the two correct answers: What is assertive communication?

• Being direct and honest.

• Telling someone about what you feel without making them feel bad.

• Making demands on someone.

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Check the two correct answers: What is passive communication?

• Not being honest about what you want.

• Being afraid to communicate.

• Being direct and honest.

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Check all the correct boxes: What is aggressive communication?

• Responding out of rage.

• Responding out of fear.

• Hurting someone's feelings.

• Being honest.

• Being direct.

How to Be a Good Listener

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Check the three correct answers: How can you show that you are a good listener?

• Pay attention.

• Don't be distracted by things around you

• Take selfies of the two of you.

• Don't judge what the other person is telling you.

• Plan on what you are going to say next.

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What does it mean to show empathy?

• You are showing the other person that you know what they are feeling.

• You feel badly for what the other person feels.

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When a friend is telling you about a problem they are having, when is it okay to offer a solution to their problem?

• All the time. That is why they are talking to you.

• Only when they ask specifically for help with a solution.

• Never because it is their problem, not yours.