Before A Crucial Conversation

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Across
  1. 1. We often tell stories that help us feel good about doing things that ruin our relationships and results. They are usually Victim, Villain, or _____ stories.
  2. 4. When stakes are high, we often choose between honesty and respect or candor and kindness, overlooking the possibility of both. This tendency is called _____?
  3. 6. A surge in adrenaline, increased blood flow to muscles, and diminished reasoning during crucial conversations. What type of biological response are these called _____-or-_____?
  4. 7. Get Unstuck and Master My _____ are in the Before section of the Crucial Conversation Model.
  5. 8. The _____ Spiral is when we tell ourselves predictable and negative stories that escalate our emotions, guaranteeing poor or worse behavior.
  6. 9. To help us unbundle complex issues and choose the right conversation, we need to think ______ , Pattern, and Relationship.
Down
  1. 2. See/Hear, Tell A Story, Feel, Act is a method used to create new _____.
  2. 3. When it matters most, we often do our _____—we either don’t hold conversations, we don’t hold them well.
  3. 5. Conversations turn crucial when these elements, Opposing Opinions, _____, and Strong Emotions, are present.
  4. 7. The longer a crucial conversation is stuck in _____ or Verbal Violence, the greater the chance that problems will persist and escalate.