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  • Recognizing Communication Problems

    Many people are unable to recognize communication problems. Learn how to prevent offenses in conversations from a communications instructor and professional speaker in this free video.

  • Credibility in Making Excuses

    By taking responsibility, it is possible to make an excuse and still maintain credibility. Learn how to prevent offenses in conversations from a communications instructor and professional speaker...

  • Avoiding Gossip

    Gossip is social talk that makes evaluations about another person when they're not there to defend themselves. Learn how to prevent offenses in conversations from a communications instructor and...

  • Methods for Refusing Gossip

    The key to not gossiping is being diplomatic in the refusal to participate in the gossip. Learn how to prevent offenses in conversations from a communications instructor and professional speaker...

  • The Grapevine & Gossip

    The gossip grapevine is a type or style of communication that exists in corporate cultures and work cultures and can even exist in social circles. Learn how to prevent offenses in conversations...

  • Motives for Making Excuses

    One motive for making excuses is maintaining self-esteem. Learn how to prevent offenses in conversations from a communications instructor and professional speaker in this free video.

  • Bad Excuse Makers

    Bad excuse makers rely on excuses way too often. Learn how to prevent offenses in conversations from a communications instructor and professional speaker in this free video.

  • Good Excuse Makers

    Good excuse makers are the people that make excuses in moderation. Learn how to prevent offenses in conversations from a communications instructor and professional speaker in this free video.

  • Responding to Disclaimers

    When someone says a disclaimer and another responds to that disclaimer, it's important to acknowledge what the person said in their disclaimer. Learn how to prevent offenses in conversations from...

  • Making Excuses

    It is ok to make excuses when trying to repair conversations. Learn how to prevent offenses in conversations from a communications instructor and professional speaker in this free video.

  • Hedging Disclaimers

    A hedging disclaimer helps separate the speaker from the message. Learn how to prevent offenses in conversations from a communications instructor and professional speaker in this free video.

  • Credentialing Disclaimers

    A credentialing disclaimer is making a statement that proves that the speaker has the credentials to say what they are about to say. Learn how to prevent offenses in conversations from a...

  • Cognitive Disclaimers

    A cognitive disclaimer says to an audience, "I am in full control of my faculties. I do have it together." Learn how to prevent offenses in conversations from a communications instructor and...

  • Becoming a Better Communicator

    With a little direction, anyone can become a better communicator. Learn how to prevent offenses in conversations from a communications instructor and professional speaker in this free video.

  • Know Who You are Speaking To

    Many offenses could be avoided in communication by simply being aware of who you are speaking to. Learn how to prevent offenses in conversations from a communications instructor and professional...

  • Reactions to Assertive Communication

    People react differently to assertive communicators. Get tips on dealing with being a newly assertive communicator from a communications and public speaking expert in this free instructional video.

  • Assertive Communication Word Choices

    Choose words carefully in assertive communication. Learn how word choices can affect assertive communication from a communications and public speaking expert in this free instructional video.

  • Propose Solutions in Assertive Communication

    An assertive communicator will always propose a solution. Get tips on how solutions address problems in assertive communication from a communications and public speaking expert in this free...

  • Rehearsing Assertive Communication

    Rehearsing assertive communication is the best way to improve skills. Learn who and where to start assertive communicating with from a communications and public speaking expert in this free...

  • Visualize Assertive Communication

    Visualizing assertive communication helps bring about successful communication. Learn how to visualize scenarios from a communications and public speaking expert in this free instructional video.

  • Assertive Communication & Role Playing

    Role playing with friends helps with successful assertive communication. Get tips on acting out various situations to be more assertive from a communications and public speaking expert in this...

  • Introduction to Assertive Communication

    Assertive communication is about finding a balance in styles. Learn about different communication styles from a communications and public speaking expert in this free instructional video.

  • Observing in Assertive Communication

    Assertiveness is one of three types of communication. Learn about the other two styles of communication from a communications and public speaking expert in this free instructional video.

  • Volume in Assertive Communication

    Moderate volume is good for assertive communication. Learn how to control vocal volume in assertive communication from a communications and public speaking expert in this free instructional video.

  • Nonverbal Assertive Communication

    Use moderately appropriate eye contact in nonverbal assertive communication. Get tips on other nonverbal techniques from a communications and public speaking expert in this free instructional video.

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