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When you practice assertive communication you are trying to persuade others to agree with your point of view true or false?
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When you practice assertive communication you are trying to persuade others to agree with your point of view?
false
When you practice assertive communication you are trying to persuade others to agree with your point of view.?
false
What does it mean to have assertive wit?
Having assertive wit means being clever and sharp in your communication, while also being confident and direct in expressing your thoughts and opinions. It involves a balance of humor, intelligence, and self-assuredness in your interactions with others.
When restating a point that was just made by another person is a communication skill which enables us to do what?
persuade others to adopt our opinion
What are the three types of communication?
Passive-you don't really have an opinion and do what others want Aggressive-not an effective way of communicating, you have to get your way Assertive-standing up for yourself in a respectful way
What is the art of persuasion also called?
The art of persuasion is also called rhetoric. It is the use of language and communication techniques to influence and persuade others.
Behavior types has a moderate to high concern for their own need and the needs of others?
Assertive
Why is assertive behavior helpful in conflict situations?
Because assertive behavior enables you to act in your own best intrest without disrespecting the intrests of others. Now get back to your novanet ha.
What are characteristics of effective communication in the information age?
- Provide practical information - Give facts (rather than impressions) - Clarify and condense information - State precise responsibilities - Persuade others and offer recommendations
What behavior types has a low concern for his or her own needs and a high concern for others needs?
Assertive
How do you stop others singing in library with assertive sentences?
Saying, "Where's your mother?" usually does the trick!
How do you answer 'What do you do when others disagree with you' in a job interview?
You comprimise, try to persuade them
