Communication styles quiz pdf 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the communication styles quiz PDF in the editor.
  2. Begin by reading the introduction carefully. This section outlines the purpose of the questionnaire and its benefits, helping you understand what to expect.
  3. Proceed to the questions. For each statement, if you agree more than disagree, place a tick (✓) in the box next to it. If you disagree more than agree, mark a cross (✗).
  4. Once you've completed all statements, move to the scoring section. Circle your total scores for each column and draw lines connecting them on the chart provided.
  5. Finally, review Step 3 for an analysis of your communication styles based on your scores. This will help you gain insights into your preferred communication methods.

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Style 1: Assertive The assertive communication style defines the boundaries clearly. People who use an assertive communication style express themselves boldly while respecting the opinions of others.
Assertive, aggressive, passive-aggressive, and passive-passive are the four basic communication styles. A variety of communication styles exist, each with advantages and disadvantages.
An assertive communicator is direct with their message while still being respectful of others thoughts and feelings. In some instances (though), LaFave said, assertiveness can come across as aggression, which could have negative impacts on the person who is asserting themselves.
Assertiveness means expressing your point of view in a way that is clear and direct, while still respecting others. Communicating in an assertive manner can help you to: minimise conflict. control anger. have your needs better met.
Use Assertive Communication when confronting someone about a conflict or challenge (and it is the most appropriate style in that situation). Assertive Communication is Confident, Clear, and Controlled.

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Examples of assertive communication I understand where youre coming from, but Im afraid I must decline. I dont appreciate that you arrived late for work. I dont want to query you. I want you to file this report. I get frustrated when you consistently miss deadlines.
5 types of communication styles Communication StyleDescription Passive Avoids conflict, submissive Passive-Aggressive Indirectly expresses discontent Manipulative Influences covertly Assertive Confident, respectful1 more row

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