NVC NVC Needs & Feelings Vocabulary

Question 1

In NVC, which of the following is considered a genuine 'feeling'?

Accepted Answer

Anxious

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Manipulated

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Ignored

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Misunderstood

Question 2

What is a 'faux feeling' in NVC?

Accepted Answer

A word that seems like a feeling but contains an interpretation of others' behavior

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A feeling that is too intense to express safely

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A feeling that is absent from the NVC feelings inventory

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A physical sensation rather than an emotion

Question 3

In NVC, 'needs' are best described as:

Accepted Answer

Universal human motivations shared by all people

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Personal preferences that vary significantly by culture

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Desires that must be fulfilled immediately to avoid suffering

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Requirements set by societal or professional norms

Question 4

Which of the following is a 'need' in NVC vocabulary?

Accepted Answer

I need autonomy

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I need you to call me tonight

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I need this project completed on time

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I need you to listen more carefully

Question 5

How does expanding feelings vocabulary improve NVC practice?

Accepted Answer

It helps differentiate subtle emotional states to communicate more precisely

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It allows practitioners to appear more educated and credible

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It ensures compliance with NVC trainer certification requirements

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It replaces the need for developing empathy skills

Question 6

In NVC, identifying the needs behind feelings primarily serves to:

Accepted Answer

Create a shared language that fosters understanding and compassion

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Assign responsibility for unmet needs to others

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Categorize people by their dominant emotional patterns

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Streamline the mediation process for greater efficiency