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Non-Violent Communication NVC - Poster Set

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1. What specific problem or task are you asking me to solve?
- Is it a question about NVC principles?
- Are there fill-in-the-blank exercises, multiple-choice questions, or reflection prompts?
- Do you want help understanding how to apply NVC in real-life situations?

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- For example: "The image has 10 numbered questions about expressing needs and feelings using NVC."
- Or: "There's a scenario where someone says 'I'm angry,' and I need to rephrase it using NVC."

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If you're working on Nonviolent Communication (NVC), here’s a quick overview of its core components:

#### NVC Framework (by Marshall Rosenberg):
1. Observation: State what you see or hear without judgment.
- *Example*: "You didn't reply to my message for two days."

2. Feelings: Express your emotional response.
- *Example*: "I felt anxious and worried."

3. Needs: Identify the underlying need causing the feeling.
- *Example*: "Because I need reassurance that you’re okay."

4. Request: Make a clear, actionable request.
- *Example*: "Could you please let me know when you’ll be available?"

> 💡 Instead of saying: *"You never listen to me!"*
> Try: *"When I speak and don’t get a response, I feel unheard. I value connection. Could you please acknowledge what I’m saying?"*

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