Question

\i\ statement practice
an effective \i\ statement follows this format:
\i feel emotion word when explanation. practice writing your own below.
tips for writing effective \i\ statements:
with \i feel...\ and then use an emotion word, such as \frustrated,\
pointed,\ or \unsure.\
ful of your tone of voice. even if your words are carefully chose
ng tone can still come across. use a neutral and calm tone.
lanation, describe the situation and how it affects you with
he other person. avoid using accusatory language.

Explanation:

For the second row, the emotion could be "ignored" as the person feels like talking to a wall (implies not being listened to). The explanation would be "you don't listen to what I say". For the third row, the emotion could be "dismissed" (since the other always has the last word, making one feel their points are not valued). The explanation is "you always have to have the last word in our conversations".

Answer:

Second row: "I feel ignored when you don't listen to what I say." Third row: "I feel dismissed when you always have to have the last word in our conversations."