Bernhard Schieber

Assertiveness training

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Assertiveness training is a behavior-therapy intervention that develops people’s capacity to voice needs, preferences, disagreement, requests or rights where direct action helps. It is distinct from building aggression, dominance or general confidence, and assertiveness schedules have served as measures of its outcomes.

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Executive Insight BriefRathus Assertiveness Schedule: Separate Directness from EffectivenessRead the brief →

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