Gewaltfreie Kommunikation

The video discusses the differences between violent and nonviolent communication. Violent communication is manipulative and ineffective, while nonviolent communication focuses on universal human needs and empathy. It introduces the four steps of nonviolent communication: observation, feeling, need, and request. An example is provided with a teacher applying these steps to address a student's tardiness. The video concludes with Marshall Rosenberg's animal metaphors, using the wolf and giraffe to illustrate different communication styles.

What is a key characteristic of violent communication?

• It fosters empathy and understanding.

• It encourages clear and honest dialogue.

• It is compulsively manipulative and hurtful.

• It focuses on universal human needs.

Which of the following is NOT one of the four steps of nonviolent communication?

• Request

• Feeling

• Judgment

• Observation

In the classroom scenario, what does the new teacher Jacob do differently?

• He ignores the student's lateness.

• He punishes the student with extra tasks.

• He shares his feelings and needs with the student.

• He asks the student to leave the class immediately.

What animal does Marshall Rosenberg use to symbolize nonviolent communication?

• Lion

• Wolf

• Giraffe

• Elephant

According to Rosenberg, what is a common misconception that leads to violence?

• Thinking that all communication is nonviolent.

• Believing that punishment is unnecessary.

• Assuming that everyone has the same needs.

• Believing that pain is caused by external factors.