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6 Myths that encourage non-assertiveness
Posted by admin on 08 12th, 2010
Six Myths That Encourage Non-Assertive Behavior Myth 1, Anxiety: Some people believe that overt signs of anxious behavior indicate weakness or inadequacy. These individuals assume that if they were to exhibit anxiety, they would be ridiculed, rejected...
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Journal questions about assertiveness
Posted by admin on 08 12th, 2010
Journal Exercise on 10 Assertive Rights Answer the following questions in your journal. They are designed to help you assess your level of assertiveness. A. How can I keep myself and others from being judgmental? Why is it so easy to judge another?...
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Your assertive rights
Posted by admin on 08 12th, 2010
Ten Assertive Rights of an Individual Assertive Right 1: I have the right to judge my own behavior, thoughts and emotions and to take the responsibility for their initiation and consequence. The behavior of others may have an impact upon me, but...
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Be assertive
Posted by admin on 08 12th, 2010
What is assertive behavior? Assertive behavior is: * Standing up for one’s rights no matter what the circumstance. * Correcting the situation when one’s rights are being violated. * Seeking respect and understanding for one’s feelings...
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