Assertiveness

Studies analyzing the internet behavior of people who are married or in a committed relationship have mainly shown that 47% or more have shared their login credentials for various accounts with their significant other. Since I advocate assertiveness and implicitly, cognitive, emotional, and behavioral independence, I find these results rather worrying. Even though many couples seem

There may be times when you may feel that enveloping your message in a generous coat of nice will make communication with others better. But the reality is that upon closer observation communication-related sprinkles – whether made out of politeness, emphasis or flattery – not only do not push meaningful relationships forward but may actually

ASSERTIVENESS – You’ve probably heard this term many times before. Most likely, in contexts that address effective social and communication skills. From what is being said, written and advertised, Assertiveness seems a great skill to master, but why? What does it mean to be assertive? And why should you make it a core part of

You asked Google and Bing. AnswerThePublic compiled the top searches. I answered. Assertiveness is a complex skill that can be considered in cognitive, behavioral and social contexts. It can actually be thought of as being simultaneously a Set of Skills, a Communication Style, a Type of Behavior, and even a Personality Descriptor. For decades now, Assertiveness-related

Assertiveness is considered the most efficient style of communication and behavior. It allows us to regulate our thoughts and emotions better and to build and maintain healthier relationships. It generates the mindset and social environment that facilitate the achievement of our personal and professional goals. The many advantages of Assertiveness make it one of the most