Do you know what type of communicator you are?
Do you know what type of communicator you are?
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Which of the below answers best describes you?
Which of the below answers best describes you?
Which of the below answers best describes you?
Which of the below answers best describes you?
Which of the below answers best describes you?
Which of the below answers best describes you?
Which of the below answers best describes you?
Which of the below answers best describes you?
Which of the below answers best describes you?
Which of the below answers best describes you?
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Your communication style is predominantly passive, which is not the most effective style.
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Your communication style is predominantly passive, which is not the most effective style.
Passive communication is a style where you avoid expressing your feelings and opinions, communicating your needs and wants, or protecting your rights. You are constantly trying to please others and trying to be “nice”. You often feel fear, guilt, frustration, resentment, overwhelm, confusion, anxiety, depressed, hopelessness and shame.
We recommend you learn how to communicate assertively. Assertive communication is firm, clear and respectful even with criticism and conflict. This in turn will help you feel more confident and in control of your life. You will get what you want and have better relationships.
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Your communication style is inclined towards passive, which is not the most effective style.
Sometimes you communicate assertively, and sometimes you act passively.
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Your communication style is inclined towards passive, which is not the most effective style.
Sometimes you communicate assertively, and sometimes you act passively.
Passive communication is a style where you avoid expressing your feelings and opinions, communicating your needs and wants, or protecting your rights. You are constantly trying to please others and trying to be “nice”. You often feel fear, guilt, frustration, resentment, overwhelm, confusion, anxiety, depressed, hopelessness and shame.
We recommend you learn how to further develop your assertive communication style. Assertive communication is firm, clear and respectful even with criticism and conflict. This in turn will help you feel more confident and in control of your life. You will get what you want and have better relationships.
Watch our free course to learn how to be more assertive on www.assertiveway.com/freecourse.
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Your communication style is predominantly assertive.
Assertive communication style is the most effective.
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Your communication style is predominantly assertive.
Assertive communication style is the most effective.
You express your opinions and feelings, you communicate your needs and wants, and you protect your rights. You are in control of your life, but don’t attempt to disrespect or control others.
If you want to refine your assertive communication style for even better results, watch our free course to learn how to be more assertive on www.assertiveway.com/freecourse.
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Your communication style is inclined towards aggressive, which is not the most effective style.
Sometimes you communicate assertively, and sometimes you communicate aggressively.
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Your communication style is inclined towards aggressive, which is not the most effective style.
Sometimes you communicate assertively, and sometimes you communicate aggressively.
You express your feeling and opinions, you communicate your needs and wants, and you protect your rights. However, you sometimes do so in a forceful, demanding and abusive manner. You may like to control others through intimidation, humiliation and fear. You may threaten, interrupt, use “you” statements and blame others. This may cause others to distance themselves from you and seek revenge when they get a chance.
We recommend you learn how to further develop your assertive communication style. Assertive communication is firm, clear and respectful even with criticism and conflict. Assertive communication will help you improve the quality of your valued relationships.
Watch our free course to learn how to be more assertive on www.assertiveway.com/freecourse.
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Your communication style is predominantly aggressive, which is not the most effective style.
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Your communication style is predominantly aggressive, which is not the most effective style.
You express your feeling and opinions, you communicate your needs and wants, and you protect your rights. However, you do so in a forceful, demanding and sometimes abusive manner. You may like to control others through intimidation, humiliation and fear. You may threaten, interrupt, use “you” statements and blame others. This may cause others to distance themselves from you and seek revenge when they get a chance.
We recommend you learn how to further develop your assertive communication style. Assertive communication is firm, clear and respectful even with criticism and conflict. Assertive communication will help you improve the quality of your valued relationships.
Watch our free course to learn how to be more assertive on www.assertiveway.com/freecourse.
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Your communication style is predominantly passive-aggressive, which is not the most effective style.
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Your communication style is predominantly passive-aggressive, which is not the most effective style.
You don’t express your feelings, opinions and you don’t communicate your needs and desires. However, you will still attempt to protect your rights and achieve your desires. Since you don’t speak up, you achieve it through manipulation of others. You might give them the silent treatment, indicate they did something wrong but not tell them what it is, use false compliments or other tactics to get what you want.
This may cause others to distance themselves from you once they notice that you are manipulating them to get what you want.
We recommend you learn how to further develop your assertive communication style. Assertive communication is firm, clear and respectful. Assertive communication will help you improve the quality of your valued relationships and ask for what you want.
Watch our free course to learn how to be more assertive on www.assertiveway.com/freecourse.
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