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What is the "phenomenon of assertiveness"? A concept in psychology and is used to characterize adaptive personality traits.
When was the concept of assertiveness formed? The late 50's - early 60's of the 20th century.
What is social upheavals? A violent or sudden change or disruption to something.
Where did this phenomenon derive from? Behavioral therapy, then laid as self-confidence by leading, behavioral psychologists.
Where does assertiveness manifest from? Spontaneous behavior.
What is one differing point of view of assertiveness? The term known as "adequacy."
When is assertive behavior visible/noticeable? While interacting with other people, a person flexibly changes behavior, according to accepted standards, norms and rules, and reacting to specific circumstances.
How is assertive seen on the third approach? Perseverance which manifests itself in the form of the person's persistence.
What are some POVs regarding the notions of "assertiveness"? "spontaneity", "adequacy", perseverance".
How can the content of assertiveness be determined? By the quality of confidence as attitude.
(1) How does Grigorievskaya perceive assertiveness according to the research paper? As "a multi-component quality of the individual, including openness to learning about oneself and others; ability to understand one's own emotions, motivation to solve real problems that correspond to the real level of claims, and confident behavior.."
(2) How did Petrovsky and Yaroshevsky perceive assertiveness according to the research paper? As "a person's ability to defend one's rights and achieve one's goals confidently and with dignity, without hurting oneself and the surrounding people, without violating the rights of other people.
(3) How did Kapponi and Novak (1995) and Salter (2002) regard assertiveness? A personal trait which can be defined as autonomy, independence from external influences and assessments, the ability to independently regulate one's own behavior...
How do scientists such as Wolpe (1958), Lange and Jakubowski (1976), Salter (2002), Alberti and Emmons (2008), Bishop (2010) and others view assertiveness according to the text? As the subjective side of the individual who takes the initiative, showing and fixing confident behavior and positive attitude towards himself and the environment.
According to Stein and Book (2011), what are three main components of assertiveness? The ability to express feelings, the ability to openly express beliefs and thoughts, the ability to protect one's personal rights.
According to Burley-Allen (1986) how is assertiveness expressed on the level of behavior? At the level of behavior, assertiveness is expressed in skills and abilities that facilitate flexible and rapid adaptation to new conditions of the situation.
In regards to Bruch's study, do highly assertive participants demonstrate better performance in executing tasks? Yes, highly assertive participants demonstrate better performance in executing tasks.
Did J. Sullivan et al. (1990) show that assertiveness of a competitor for a leading position, including the ability to withstand pressure, contributes to his success in career advancement? Yes, assertiveness contributes to success in career advancement.
What does having high scores on the assertiveness scale mean according to a study made by Tanck and Robbins (2008)? That the person is sociable, analyses his or her problems, shares them, and takes active measures.
According to the author Patricia Jakubowski, what is assertiveness? "Act of protecting human rights without violating the fundamental rights of others"
According to authors, what is the first right every human, regardless of gender, race or religious affiliation have? To act in favor of one's own dignity and self-respect, without violating the rights of others.
What is the second right? To be treated with respect by family and friends, as well as by all the people with whom we socially; socially interact.
What is the third right? To say "No" without feeling guilty.
What is the fourth right? To feel and express personal feelings, especially negative emotions, since suppression of anger, frustration and resentment would only generate feelings of guilt and even more frustration
What is the fifth right? To simply take a break.
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