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| Websites about assertiveness |
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Towards improved social intervention
psychology in its own right. The idea of navigating the social sphere in an attempt to guarantee
psychology in its own right. The idea of navigating the social sphere in an attempt to guarantee
your rights (or wishes) contrary to the rights (and wishes) of others is a subject for detailed as a but
was effectively killed off with the birth of the burgeoning self-help book phenomena which
discussion. The sophistication of this discussion increased noticeably through the decades
following the fifties, with some theorists holding 'assertiveness versus aggression versus passivity'
as a fundamental aspect of interpersonal relationships. This sophistication peaked in the Eighties
but was effectively killed off with the birth of the burgeoning self-help book phenomena which
'assertiveness.org.uk' whose tagline is "assertiveness - the art of saying no".
returned the concept of assertiveness to the 'chicken soup for the soul' variety of discourse. Now,
most contemporary writings on the subject hold little sophistication and are dull to read - it is
interesting to note that at time of writing a google search turns up first a website called
'assertiveness.org.uk' whose tagline is "assertiveness - the art of saying no".
Still, we present here the websites we have so far found that contain some semblance of interesting
thinking.
psychology in its own right. The idea of navigating the social sphere in an attempt to guarantee
your rights (or wishes) contrary to the rights (and wishes) of others is a subject for detailed as a but
was effectively killed off with the birth of the burgeoning self-help book phenomena which
discussion. The sophistication of this discussion increased noticeably through the decades
following the fifties, with some theorists holding 'assertiveness versus aggression versus passivity'
as a fundamental aspect of interpersonal relationships. This sophistication peaked in the Eighties
but was effectively killed off with the birth of the burgeoning self-help book phenomena which
'assertiveness.org.uk' whose tagline is "assertiveness - the art of saying no".
returned the concept of assertiveness to the 'chicken soup for the soul' variety of discourse. Now,
most contemporary writings on the subject hold little sophistication and are dull to read - it is
interesting to note that at time of writing a google search turns up first a website called
'assertiveness.org.uk' whose tagline is "assertiveness - the art of saying no".
Still, we present here the websites we have so far found that contain some semblance of interesting
thinking.