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Identifying Your Assertiveness Strengths and Weaknesses worksheet
On this page, we will provide you with a identifying your assertiveness strength and weaknesses worksheet, which will help you to be prepared for any such situation in the future where you need to be assertive.
What is Identifying Your Assertiveness Strengths and Weaknesses worksheet?
Assertive communication is a style of communication in which you express your own needs, desires, ideas, and feelings, without being aggressive, in this style of communication you call the spade a spade. Assertive communication is about stating clearly your wants, without hurting anyone. It is a great quality which makes you communicate and achieve your needs before keeping anyone else a priority. It is very important to assert your needs without being aggressive.
How will Identifying Your Assertiveness Strengths and Weaknesses worksheet help?
The worksheet will help you know the pros and cons of being assertive. It will help you to think about certain situations which are common in our daily lives where we need to be assertive, it will prepare you to be assertive in your future.
Instructions on how to use Identifying Your Assertiveness Strengths and Weaknesses worksheet
Think about the scenarios given below and answer how to be assertive in both of the situations.
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Conclusion
On this page, we provided you with Identifying Your Assertiveness Strengths and Weaknesses worksheet, which hopefully helped you to be prepared for any such situation in the future where you need to be assertive.
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