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7th grade, Rotation 2, Test Review
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This active listening technique shows interest and keeps the other person talking.
Encouraging
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True or False: In a healthy relationship one person always has to give in.
False
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The most common mental illness, sometimes resulting from an imbalance in brain chemistry.
Depression
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This active listening technique is used to solve problems and rethink positions.
Reframing
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True or False: During "Fight or Flight" sweating increases.
True
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This active listening technique is used to understand how the other person feels.
Empathizing (Empathy)
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Thinking all people who belong to a group are the same and labeling them.
Stereotype
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The three types of communication are verbal, non-verbal, and ___________.
Written
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Judging someone without really knowing them, based on their appearance or group.
Prejudice
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Stress that is beneficial or worthwhile.
Eustress
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Prejudice in favor or against a person, compared to another, in a way that is unfair.
Bias
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This active listening technique pulls the key points and main ideas together.
Summarizing
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This active listening technique is used to gather information from the speaker.
Eliciting
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Something society has deemed shameful or disgraceful. It is always negative.
A Stigma
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Tone, appearance, and body language are ________________ communication.
Non-verbal
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During "Fight or Flight", what happens to digestion?
Slows
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This type of communicator will have a loud or strong reaction to a conflict. They may make others uncomfortable.
Aggressive
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Little or no response to a conflict. Will not self advocate.
Passive
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The percentage we communicate with our body language and facial expressions.
55%
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A person who is equal to you in some way, such as age or status.
Peer
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The physical or emotional way a person responds to pressure.
Stress
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This active listening technique is used to understand unclear statements.
Clarifying
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This percentage comes from the actual words we speak.
7%
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This active listening technique is used to let others know you are listening.
Restating
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True or False: Peer pressure is always negative and destructive.
False
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This type of communicator will have an honest, but polite response.
Assertive
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When an equal tries to get you to do something you are resistant to.
Peer pressure
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The estimated percentage of adults in the USA struggle who with depression.
10%
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The percentage of communication that comes from our tone of voice.
38%
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True or False: Tapping on acupressure points (EFT) is a coping strategy for stress.
True
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