How do I perceive myself

Fabian Danilo Rincón Sánchez

PREPROF2302B020010

Paulina Estrada Posada

01/11/2023
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 Dialogue 3: Office Task Assignment

Context: Two colleagues are discussing how to divide tasks for an upcoming
project.

Person A: I think you should handle the research part of the project.
Person B: Why me? Can't you do it instead?
Person A: You have an ability for in-depth analysis, and it would suit your skills.
Person B: So, you're saying I can't handle other aspects of the project?
Person A: No, I just thought this would be a good fit for you.
Person B: It's fine. I'll do the research. I don't want you thinking I can't do it all.

Asertive comunication

Persuasion: analyze to tell him in a correct way that he is the appropriate one to carry out

the analysis

Empathy: I think person B should have asked it and not told it that way.

Active listening: wait for person A to say why person B is the best option to do the

analysis and then make the decision if it is within their capabilities to do so.

Resolve conflict: the point of view of the two people would be taken to analyze whether

what is said is correct and thus they would avoid having a problem for doing the analysis.

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  Dialogue 4: Movie Selection

Context: Two family members are deciding on a movie to watch for the evening.

Person A: How about we watch the action movie that just came out?

Person B: I'd prefer something more light-hearted, like a romantic comedy.

Person A: Romantic comedies are so predictable, though. Action movies are much more

exciting.

Person B: Well, not everyone enjoys constant explosions and violence like you do.

Person A: Why are you always against what I suggest? It's just a movie.

Person B: I'm not against it, I just have different preferences.

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 Dialogue 4: Movie Selection

1)luisa: I understand that we have different preferences, but I think we

can still find a movie that we both enjoy. How about we compromise and

watch a romantic comedy with some action elements?

2)Danilo: That sounds like a fair compromise. Do you have any specific

movies in mind that blend both genres?

3) luisa: How about "ghosted"? It has both romance and action, and we

can enjoy the best of both worlds.

4)Danilo: That actually sounds interesting. I'm willing to give it a shot.

5)Luisa : Great! I'm glad we found a middle ground. I think we'll both

enjoy this movie and have a great time together.

 6)Danilo : Absolutely, it's all about spending quality time together.

Thanks for being open to finding a solution that takes both our preferences

into account.

7)Luisa : Of course, it's important to me that we both have a good

time. Let's make some popcorn and get

Assertive communication techniques

In this text I was able to demonstrate the lack of these things for

assertive communication

• Validate the feelings and opinions of others: Person A would have

been able to recognize and respect the preferences of person B and also not

criticize them and make them less so.

Don't make assumptions: person B is assuming that person A's movie is

going to be bad because they simply don't choose the one she wants to see,

she should give the other movie a chance, maybe she likes it.

• Find a solution: Instead of entering into a conflict over each other's

preferences, both could have looked for a movie that had both genres, action

and romantic comedy.