Communication Roadblock: Blame an individual for causing the problem.

Communication Roadblock: Try to solve the problem for everyone else. Insist your solution is best.

Communication Roadblock: Constantly try to change the subject.

Communication Roadblock: Criticize what the last person said.

Communication Roadblock: Interrupt the person who is talking.

Communication Roadblock: Lecture the group about what they SHOULD think or do.

Communication Roadblock: Make a sarcastic comment about what’s been said: “Oh please! Like that would ever work!”

Communication Roadblock: Begin your point with “Yes, but” and always contradict what the other person just said.

Something you can't live a good happy life without

Something that you wish you could have but could live without

Something you consider most important above all else.

Communication style in which you appear calm, neutral or unaffected on the outside, but internally you are angry.

Communication style in which you allow others to talk over you and you avoid communication.

Communication style in which you advocate for yourself without violating the rights of others.

A style of communication that focuses on the feelings or beliefs of the speaker rather than thoughts and characteristics of the listener.

Communication style in which you violate the rights of others by screaming, yelling and belittling other people.

An ineffective communication product that shuts down productive conversation.

Select the four components of an I message

Which of the following is not an example of nonverbal communication?

Which of the following forms of communication is the healthiest?

Select the four positive ways to deal with conflict.

Which of the following is NOT a part of a compromise?

Which of the following is NOT a reason to use an I message?

Which of the follow is a sarcastic comment?