Not speaking up for yourself because you are afraid of hurting someone’s feelings is an example of:

When you speak up for yourself, how should you communicate?

You want to tell someone how you feel. Which communication style should you use?

Blaming others, swearing, and making threats are examples of what type of communication?

Which non-verbal emotion does this image represent?

Which non-verbal emotion does this image represent?

Which non-verbal emotion does this image represent?

Which non-verbal emotion does this image represent?

Which non-verbal emotion does this image represent?

You can communicate using just your body.

You need to be aware of your body language when you are speaking and listening to someone else.

An I-Statement is a way to speak assertively.

I-Statements are made when you want to tell someone how you feel.

This is an example of an I-Statement:

Stop what you are doing right now! I hate it when you do that!

This is an example of an I-Statement:

I feel sad when you take my things without asking because it makes me think you do not respect me enough to ask.

You should always be respectful when asking for something you need or want.

It is okay to be aggressive when speaking up for yourself when the other person is being aggressive.

Speaking up for yourself takes courage.

It is important to know what you need and want before speaking up for yourself.

You can use pictures to let others know of your wants and needs, even when you cannot speak.

How can these pictures be used to let someone know what you want?

You should respect the requests of someone using pictures to communicate just like you would if they were verbally speaking to you.