RELATIONSHIPS AND COMMUNICATION Evaluation Questions.

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RELATIONSHIPS AND COMMUNICATION Evaluation Questions

Describe the differences between childish and mature styles of communication.  Style of a child:  Whining  Name Calling  Yelling  Ordering  Verbal Abuse  Throwing Tantrums  Acting out of control  Not Listening  Interrupting

Style of a Parent:  Directing  Demanding  Punishing  Ordering

Style of An Adult:  2-way communication  Remaining calm  Showing respect  Displaying win-win attitude  Trusting

Which style works most effectively?  Adult to Adult  Why?  Everyone remains calm and uses good communication techniques

Transactional Analysis is:  Three styles of communicating:  Child, parent, adult

What is the lowest level of communication?  Child Style  Easiest level in which to communicate, easy to go back to child-like behaviour; don’t have to think

What is the highest level of communication?  Adult Style  Hardest level in which to communicate, takes more effort to think about how to say things

What effect does communicating in the style of a child have on the person being communicated with?  He/She reverts to using the parent or child styles him/herself.

What effect does communicating in the style of a parent have on the person being communicated with?  Produces rebellion and other negative feelings

What effect does communication in the style of an adult have on the person being communicated with?  Calms him/her;  Creates an atmosphere of respect and trust;  A win-win attitude, lets everyone feel good

Describe three positive ways to resolve conflicts.  Don’t attempt to settle the dispute at scene of the crime  Don’t bring up the past  Define the problem briefly  Look for solutions together  Each work toward the solution chosen

Describe three negative ways to resolve conflicts:  Name Calling  Sidetracking  Losing your cool  Using “you” statements

Four major steps in resolving conflicts are:  1. Define the problem  2. Verbally summarize the feelings for clarification  3. Look for solutions  4. End with an expression of love

Discussion Questions  How do you blow off steam? Make a list of healthy ways people can let go of anger.  Anger can be very overwhelming at times. Why is it so important to express your anger about a situation? What can happen if you don’t?  Many people believe that violent TV shows and movies can influence how people handle their own problems. Do you think this is true? What role do the media play in how we deal with our problems?

Three major styles of communication:  Passive – Allows you to be run over  Assertive (Most Effective)  Aggressive – “runs over” other people

Extension Activities:  Design a billboard that promotes nonviolent ways to resolve conflicts. Remember that many people see a billboard for only a few seconds, so choose words and images that will make an impression!  Think about how you handle your anger and communicate your feelings now. What works for you? How could you deal with your anger and problems more constructively? Make a list of ways you can improve in this area.  Imagine you are a famous pacifist from history such as Martin Luther King, Jr., Mother Teresa, Gandhi, or John Lennon. Write an editorial from this person’s perspective that describes his or her thoughts about how our society handles its conflicts as a whole. What suggestions would this person make to guide us in the future?