Assertive
Stating needs clearly while respecting others.
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Communication Style Test
Ten statements about how you express needs, listen, and handle disagreement.
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What this test looks at
The result compares four common communication patterns.
Passive
Holding back needs or going along to avoid friction.
Aggressive
Pushing a position in a way that overrides others.
Passive-aggressive
Indirect signals of displeasure instead of direct conversation.
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How it works
Communication style is context-dependent and can be practiced.
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Answer 10 statements about how you usually communicate.
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Choose on a five-point scale, from not like me to very much like me.
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See which style you lean toward and the relative scores.
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Choose one conversation where a different approach might help.
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What you will see
A communication profile for reflection.
- Your leading communication style.
- Relative scores across four patterns.
- Prompts for clearer requests, listening, and boundaries.
Keep in mind This is an educational reflection tool, not a clinical assessment or a judgment of your character. Style can change with context and practice.
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Common questions
Is assertive always best?
No single style fits every situation, but clear and respectful communication is often useful.
Can I change my style?
Yes. Communication habits can be practiced and adapted.
Is this a diagnosis?
No. It is an educational reflection tool, not a clinical assessment.
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Communication Style Test
Ten statements about how you express needs, listen, and handle disagreement.
Start the test