Communication styles test

Create an illustration of three distinct communication styles (passive, aggressive, assertive) represented by three characters interacting in a workplace setting. Use bright colors and expressive body language in each character to highlight their communication style.

Discover Your Communication Style

Are you aware of how your communication style affects your interactions with others? This quiz will help you understand whether you tend to be passive, aggressive, or assertive in your communication. Each style has its impacts on relationships and self-expression.

By taking this quiz, you will learn:

The key differences between communication styles
How to improve your assertive communication
Ways to recognize and change unproductive communication habits

13 Questions3 MinutesCreated by ListeningLeaf42

Showing confidence means:

You slouch and refuse to look people in the eye

You take initiative in greeting others

You are afraid to sit next to people

NOT showing confidence means:

You slouch and refuse to look at people

Yoo take initiative in greeting others

You keep eye contact with people when conversing with them

What are the 3 communication styles?

Passive, Aggressive, Assertive

Persuasive, Aggressive, Assertive

Passionate, Persistent, Aggressive

Passive means:

You are assertive

You are not assertive

You let people know what you need

Why do you feel bad when you are passive?

You feel you are being controlled

You feel big

Yolu feel fat

Aggressive means:

You feel small

You listen and respect others

You want to win at any cost

Why do you feel bad after being aggressive?

You feel sad

You feel people don't like you

You feel happy

Assertive means:

You stand up for what is best for you

You don't listen to others

You don't respect other people's rights

Why do you feel good after being assertive?

You feel angry

You feel sad

You feel honest and respected

Being assertive is a _____________ way to communicate.

How do you request things in an assertive manner, given the following situation: Your boss asks you to restock the shelves on aisle 2, but you're currently stocking shelves on aisle 1.

Ho do you express your feelings in an assertive way when in the following situation: Your co-worker calls you names at work and it makes you unhappy.

How do you say "no" in an assertive manner, given the following situation: your friend asks you to take them to meet up with other friends at the skate park, but you promised your co-worker you would cover their shift.

Communication styles test

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