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WARM-UP What causes conflicts to escalate?

WARM-UP What causes conflicts to escalate?

CHAPTER 10 LESSON 1 Skills for Healthy Relationships

CHAPTER 10 LESSON 1 Skills for Healthy Relationships

Relationship – a bond or connection you have with other people A good

Relationship – a bond or connection you have with other people A good relationship is built of great communication

• Friendship – a significant relationship between two people that is based on

• Friendship – a significant relationship between two people that is based on caring and trust

Communication – ways of sending and receiving messages What are some examples of

Communication – ways of sending and receiving messages What are some examples of communication? and why is communication very important in maintaining healthy relationships?

How does communication differ from the 1980’s to the 2020’s

How does communication differ from the 1980’s to the 2020’s

Good Communication Involves Cooperation! Cooperation – working together for the good of all. Why

Good Communication Involves Cooperation! Cooperation – working together for the good of all. Why is cooperation vital in maintaining a healthy relationship? What does T. E. A. M. stand for?

T. E. A. M. Together Everyone Achieves More

T. E. A. M. Together Everyone Achieves More

Communication also involves compromise. Compromise – a problem solving method that involves each participant

Communication also involves compromise. Compromise – a problem solving method that involves each participant giving up something to reach a solution that satisfies everyone.

CHAPTER 10 LESSON 2 Communicating Effectively Communication Styles Passive Aggressive Assertive

CHAPTER 10 LESSON 2 Communicating Effectively Communication Styles Passive Aggressive Assertive

Passive – communicators that do not stand up for themselves or defend their

Passive – communicators that do not stand up for themselves or defend their attitudes or beliefs

Aggressive – communicators the often try to get their way through bullying and intimidation

Aggressive – communicators the often try to get their way through bullying and intimidation

Assertive – communicators that defend their attitudes and beliefs but also respect the

Assertive – communicators that defend their attitudes and beliefs but also respect the rights of others

Listening and Communication! Active listening – paying close attention to what someone is saying

Listening and Communication! Active listening – paying close attention to what someone is saying and communicating

Body Language – nonverbal communication through gestures, facial expressions, behaviors, and posture. What

Body Language – nonverbal communication through gestures, facial expressions, behaviors, and posture. What is an example?

When we communicate with other people it is not only our words that contain

When we communicate with other people it is not only our words that contain the meaning. On the contrary, it is said that words are 7% effective, tone of voice is 38% effective and non-verbal clues are 55% effective. By non-verbal communication we mean facial expression; gestures with hands, arms, legs; the way we sit or stand; the way we touch other people; the distance we keep between ourselves and the people we are talking to; our dress and our appearance. These all communicate a message to other people

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