CAPACITY: Dialogue and negotiations when participating in reference groups.
1. Communication
However, not only we communicate. Even animals do it: a frightened mouse, for example, transmits his fear by a characteristic odor, a male cicada makes a particular song to seduce the female. 1.1 Communication
Intrapersonal
This communication is generated when both the sender and recipient are the same person, ie when communication is with oneself. This type of communication is critical to the balance of human beings and their relationships with others and that through contact with the inner self, the individual is known and discover their potential and to enhance skills.
Monologue and Soliloquy: A dialogue of a character himself in reproducing the character's thoughts aloud. Is a formula internal event in which no response is expected, with or without partners.
Example:
SEGISMUNDO: Oh miserable me, and woe, alas! Rushing, heavens, I intend, as you treat me so, what crime I committed against you being born, though if I was born, I understand what crime I have committed. Has had enough cause your righteousness and rigor for the felony of man is being born.
Life is a Dream, Pedro Calderon de la Barca 1.2 Communication Interpersonal
This is personal and direct communication is generated when two people share a message. Usually communication is called face-to-face. Communication in both sender and receiver share their commitment in a relationship free, bi-directional, irreversible, but likely to answer.
Example: the priest at Mass does
The priest begins the reading by saying "reading from the Gospel according ..."), to which the people respond by saying" Glory to You, Lord ") and making the sign of the cross on the forehead, lips and chest. At the end, cheering "Glory to Thee, Lord Jesus").
Practice for the house:
Make a personal monologue whose theme is the existential problems of adolescents.
Assertiveness
Definition:
There are three types of behavior or styles of acting in social relations: the assertive behavior, aggressive behavior and non-assertive or passive behavior. Desirable behavior in relationships with others is the assertion.
a. The assertive
• How are they?
directly express their feelings, their needs, their rights and opinions, but without violating the rights of others.
• What do they do?
In conversations with others, what they express in words accompanied by nonverbal behaviors, posture, right, gestures to the face, hands ...
• What do you think?
Assertive people speak before they think the consequences of what they will say, so as not to prejudice the others, but clearly stating what they want. • To act assertively
...
Think about the consequences of your behavior.
Think about what you say or do.
Act respecting the rights of others. B.
Non-assertive
• How are they?
are unable or have great difficulty expressing their feelings and opinions. They are unable to say no.
• What do they do? Avoids
look who is talking.
barely hear him when he speaks. Posture
tense nerves, many nerves, tics, inappropriate movements. C.
Aggressive
• How are they?
People behave aggressive way violate the rights of others. Offend, insult, threaten and are very hostile, humiliating.
What do they do?
When someone behaves aggressively in interpersonal relationships used threatening gestures, double-meaning language that offends, disregard for what others think.
is good to have, say, to express something of ourselves, but we must listen carefully to the things we say, we communicate with others.
Everyone can be assertive and enjoy the conversation.
To defend our rights dialogue is appropriate to be assertive, to say things clearly, without fear and respect the rights of others, but letting our ideas, opinions, rights and feelings.
This is behavior - assertive (passive)
You are planning a party for next Saturday. These are situations
problems, try to figure out how would you act in such circumstances.
1. Going to buy your favorite drink, to leave the store you realize that the flight needed 5.00 soles.
would:
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
2. When you go to a restaurant you order a steak medium brown and bring you one that only pleases you mean. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
3. What ever your behavior has been aggressive? Describe. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
1. Communication
However, not only we communicate. Even animals do it: a frightened mouse, for example, transmits his fear by a characteristic odor, a male cicada makes a particular song to seduce the female. 1.1 Communication
Intrapersonal
This communication is generated when both the sender and recipient are the same person, ie when communication is with oneself. This type of communication is critical to the balance of human beings and their relationships with others and that through contact with the inner self, the individual is known and discover their potential and to enhance skills.
Monologue and Soliloquy: A dialogue of a character himself in reproducing the character's thoughts aloud. Is a formula internal event in which no response is expected, with or without partners.
Example:
SEGISMUNDO: Oh miserable me, and woe, alas! Rushing, heavens, I intend, as you treat me so, what crime I committed against you being born, though if I was born, I understand what crime I have committed. Has had enough cause your righteousness and rigor for the felony of man is being born.
Life is a Dream, Pedro Calderon de la Barca 1.2 Communication Interpersonal
This is personal and direct communication is generated when two people share a message. Usually communication is called face-to-face. Communication in both sender and receiver share their commitment in a relationship free, bi-directional, irreversible, but likely to answer.
Example: the priest at Mass does
The priest begins the reading by saying "reading from the Gospel according ..."), to which the people respond by saying" Glory to You, Lord ") and making the sign of the cross on the forehead, lips and chest. At the end, cheering "Glory to Thee, Lord Jesus").
Practice for the house:
Make a personal monologue whose theme is the existential problems of adolescents.
Assertiveness
Definition:
There are three types of behavior or styles of acting in social relations: the assertive behavior, aggressive behavior and non-assertive or passive behavior. Desirable behavior in relationships with others is the assertion.
a. The assertive
• How are they?
directly express their feelings, their needs, their rights and opinions, but without violating the rights of others.
• What do they do?
In conversations with others, what they express in words accompanied by nonverbal behaviors, posture, right, gestures to the face, hands ...
• What do you think?
Assertive people speak before they think the consequences of what they will say, so as not to prejudice the others, but clearly stating what they want. • To act assertively
...
Think about the consequences of your behavior.
Think about what you say or do.
Act respecting the rights of others. B.
Non-assertive
• How are they?
are unable or have great difficulty expressing their feelings and opinions. They are unable to say no.
• What do they do? Avoids
look who is talking.
barely hear him when he speaks. Posture
tense nerves, many nerves, tics, inappropriate movements. C.
Aggressive
• How are they?
People behave aggressive way violate the rights of others. Offend, insult, threaten and are very hostile, humiliating.
What do they do?
When someone behaves aggressively in interpersonal relationships used threatening gestures, double-meaning language that offends, disregard for what others think.
is good to have, say, to express something of ourselves, but we must listen carefully to the things we say, we communicate with others.
Everyone can be assertive and enjoy the conversation.
To defend our rights dialogue is appropriate to be assertive, to say things clearly, without fear and respect the rights of others, but letting our ideas, opinions, rights and feelings.
This is behavior - assertive (passive)
You are planning a party for next Saturday. These are situations
problems, try to figure out how would you act in such circumstances.
1. Going to buy your favorite drink, to leave the store you realize that the flight needed 5.00 soles.
would:
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
2. When you go to a restaurant you order a steak medium brown and bring you one that only pleases you mean. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
3. What ever your behavior has been aggressive? Describe. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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