Communication video. Instructions : Read the article, Dealing with Difficult People , and review the resources on Nonviolent Communication (NVC) in the Week 4 module. Plan, organize, and practice your video content. Keep your video to four minutes or less while you address the following components: Briefly share an experience you have had with one of the “difficult” personalities outlined in article. The experience could be one in which you were directly involved, or one in which you were an observer. Ideally, your scenario will be from a clinical experience or healthcare-related employment; however, it could also be from your personal or family life. Please do not use actual names . Address the following components: Provide background to help set up the interaction you witnessed or were involved in. For instance, where did the interaction take place, who was involved, what precipitated the event, etc. Describe how the person behaved, using specifics from one of the “difficult” personality types in the article. What impact did the behavior have on those around them? How did others respond? Was the response constructive or harmful? Why? Using the principles of nonviolent communication outlined in this week’s resources, provide an example of a response to the difficult person using NVC language. Ensure that you identify and illustrate the steps outlined in the NVC process. Remember … Speak clearly. A well-rehearsed video is the key to success! Review the grading rubric so you are aware of how the points are allocated. Communication Video Assignment Rubric Video length 1 point Four minutes or less 0 points More than 4 minutes Prompt #1: Share experience 5 points Response completely addresses all five prompts: Provides background: who, what, where; describes behavior; classifies "difficult" personality type; discusses impact on others; describes and categorizes others' response 4 points Response addresses four of the prompts 3 points Response addresses three of the prompts 2 points Response addresses two of the prompts 1 point Response addresses less than two of the prompts Prompt #2: Example of NVC response 4 points Observation step identified and illustrative response given; Feelings step identified and illustrative response given; Needs step identified and illustrative response given; Requests step identified and illustrative response given 3 points Three of the steps identified with examples given 2 points Two of the steps identified with examples given 1 point One step identified with example given 0 points No steps identified and/or no examples of responses given .

1. Communication video.
Instructions
:
Read the article,
Dealing with Difficult People
, and review the resources on Nonviolent Communication
(NVC) in the Week 4 module. Plan, organize, and practice your
video content. Keep your video to
four minutes or less
while you address the following components:
Briefly share an experience you have had with one of the
“difficult” personalities outlined in article. The experience
could be one in which you were directly involved, or one in
which you were an observer. Ideally, your scenario will be from
a clinical experience or healthcare-related employment;
however, it could also be from your personal or family life.
Please do not use actual names
. Address the following components:
Provide background to help set up the interaction you witnessed
or were involved in. For instance, where did the interaction take
place, who was involved, what precipitated the event, etc.
Describe how the person behaved, using specifics from one of
the “difficult” personality types in the article. What impact did
the behavior have on those around them? How did others
respond? Was the response constructive or harmful? Why?

2. Using the principles of nonviolent communication outlined in
this week’s resources, provide an example of a response to the
difficult person using NVC language. Ensure that you identify
and illustrate the steps outlined in the NVC process.
Remember
…
Speak clearly.
A well-rehearsed video is the key to success!
Review the grading rubric so you are aware of how the points
are allocated.
Communication Video Assignment Rubric
Video length
1 point
Four minutes or less
0 points
More than 4 minutes
Prompt #1:
Share experience

3. 5 points
Response completely addresses all five prompts: Provides
background: who, what, where; describes behavior; classifies
"difficult" personality type; discusses impact on others;
describes and categorizes others' response
4 points
Response addresses four of the prompts
3 points
Response addresses three of the prompts
2 points
Response addresses two of the prompts
1 point
Response addresses less than two of the prompts
Prompt #2: Example of NVC response
4 points
Observation step identified and illustrative response given;
Feelings step identified and illustrative response given; Needs
step identified and illustrative response given; Requests step
identified and illustrative response given
3 points
Three of the steps identified with examples given

4. 2 points
Two of the steps identified with examples given
1 point
One step identified with example given
0 points
No steps identified and/or no examples of responses given