Assertive communication

Assertive communication

1. Ways of communication

   • Voluntary act of a information between beings humans
     • Not all forms of life communicate from the same way
       • The human being learned to communicate through technology
   • Characteristics of the communication
     • Exchange process information
     • Different are involved called instances
     • Happens of cyclical way
     • It is almost always about provoking an answer

2. Types of communication

   • Verbal
   • Non verbal
   • Written
   • Biochemistry

3. Comunication elements

   • Transmitter
   • Receiver
   • Message
   • Code
   • Channel

4. Communication functions

   • Informative
   • Formative
   • Persuasive
   • Expressive

5. Way of communicating

   • Verbal and preverbally
     • Assertive behavior it implies
       • Feelings
       • Thoughts
       • Actions

6. Empathy

   • A person's ability to put yourself in the place of the other
     • Helps to accept different people
       • Improves the social interactions

7. Communication styles

   • Assertive
   • passive
   • Aggressive

8. Social ability that allows expressing feelings and opinions respecting the other

9. Adolescents greater ability to socialize

   • Ability to understand the other
     • They adapt their own language
       • Elkind (1967) proposes six characteristic forms of immaturity in adolescent thinking
         • Idealism and critical attitude
         • Controversial attitude
         • Apparent hypocrisy
         • Uniqueness and invulnerability
         • Self-awareness
         • Indecision

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