Judgment: Jackal communication often involves labeling people, actions, or thoughts as good or bad, right or wrong. This creates a sense of separation and defensiveness.

Blame: The Jackal tends to assign responsibility to others for feelings or situations, often leading to conflict and resentment. It focuses on finding fault rather than understanding.

Criticism: Jackal communication typically involves expressing disapproval or dissatisfaction in a hurtful or dismissive way, which can discourage open dialogue.

Demands: Jackal communication often involves making demands rather than requests, creating feelings of fear or obligation rather than fostering a collaborative atmosphere.

Generalizations : Making broad statements about people’s actions or character can oversimplify complex situations and lead to misunderstandings.

Emotional Disconnection: Jackal communication often lacks empathy, leading to emotional distance and a lack of connection with others’ feelings and needs.