Assertive Communication Fundamentals

Assertive Communication Fundamentals, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 5, with 50 lectures, based on 3 reviews, and has 4 subscribers.

You will learn about Tips to communicate assertively Assertive behavior examples to help you succeed in life Strategies to be assertive without being arrogant Ways to be assertive without being aggressive Techniques to be assertive without being rude How to be more assertive at work Strategies to teach assertiveness to adults How to become more assertive during your college years Building blocks for assertiveness This course is ideal for individuals who are Employment, managers, consultants, students, teachers, instructors, CEO, directors, companies, business people, parents, everybody etc. It is particularly useful for Employment, managers, consultants, students, teachers, instructors, CEO, directors, companies, business people, parents, everybody etc.

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Title: Assertive Communication Fundamentals

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 50

Number of Published Lectures: 50

Number of Curriculum Items: 50

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 50

Original Price: $74.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Tips to communicate assertively
Assertive behavior examples to help you succeed in life
Strategies to be assertive without being arrogant
Ways to be assertive without being aggressive
Techniques to be assertive without being rude
How to be more assertive at work
Strategies to teach assertiveness to adults
How to become more assertive during your college years
Building blocks for assertiveness

Who Should Attend

Employment, managers, consultants, students, teachers, instructors, CEO, directors, companies, business people, parents, everybody etc.

Target Audiences

Employment, managers, consultants, students, teachers, instructors, CEO, directors, companies, business people, parents, everybody etc.

Assertive communication involves respect for the boundaries of oneself and others. it also presumes an interest in the fulfillment of needs and wants through cooperation. It is very important for us to understand that assertive people are not cowards, but rather they are people who stand for their own right. Passive communicators are likely to try to influence anyone else because they fear social conflict. Because of this fear, passive communicators do not defend their own personal boundaries or ideas and thus allow aggressive people to abuse or manipulate them. Let remember that assertive people are also willing to defend themselves against aggressive people. for everybody to become more assertive person, practice thinking like one. Assertive people are able to speak calmly and clearly.

Let learn that assertive language is confident but considerate. When you speak assertively, you will convey respect sincerity and firmness. Be patient and specific when communicating your needs, offering constructive rather than destructive comments and compromising as needed. Often it is very hard to speak your mind at work, but psychologist have found that those who productively speak their mind at workplace do better at work, have more free time, and have good healthier personal relationships.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is assertiveness

Lecture 3: Assertiveness training

Lecture 4: assertive communication

Lecture 5: Techniques of assertiveness

Lecture 6: Challenges of assertiveness

Lecture 7: Types of behavior in conversation

Lecture 8: Building blocks for assertiveness

Lecture 9: Advantages of assertive skills

Lecture 10: Eliminating unassertive behaviors

Chapter 2: Assertive Behavior Examples To Help You Succeed In Life

Lecture 1: Saying, "No"

Lecture 2: Being decisive

Lecture 3: Communicating directly

Lecture 4: Speaking up about misconduct

Lecture 5: Asserting your rights

Lecture 6: Showing self-confidence

Lecture 7: Choosing positive communication

Lecture 8: Being proactive, not aggressive

Lecture 9: Set practical boundaries

Chapter 3: Tips To Communicate Assertively

Lecture 1: Embrace assertive thought patterns

Lecture 2: Speak calmly and clearly

Lecture 3: Use cooperative, constructive lamguage

Lecture 4: Display assertive body lamguage

Lecture 5: Express emotions without losing control of them

Lecture 6: Journal about your emotions

Lecture 7: Learn to manage stress

Lecture 8: Make decisions effectively

Lecture 9: Set healthy boundaries

Lecture 10: Project confidence

Lecture 11: Seek professional help

Chapter 4: Strategies To be assertive without Being Arrogant

Lecture 1: Laying the ground work for assertiveness

Lecture 2: Practicing healthy assertiveness

Lecture 3: Avoiding arrogance

Chapter 5: Ways To Be Assertive Without being Aggressive

Lecture 1: Taking a moment to reflect

Lecture 2: Behaving diplomatically

Lecture 3: Reaching a resolution

Chapter 6: Techniques To Be Assertive Without Being Rude

Lecture 1: Communicating assertively

Lecture 2: Trying assertive techniques

Lecture 3: Recognizing the difference between assertiveness and rudeness

Lecture 4: Recognizing your communication style

Chapter 7: How To Be More assertive At Work

Lecture 1: Building confidence

Lecture 2: Projecting confidence

Lecture 3: Speaking effectively

Chapter 8: Strategies To Teach Assertiveness To Adults

Lecture 1: Helping adults understand

Lecture 2: Teaching assertive communication techniques

Chapter 9: How To Become More Assertive During Your College Years

Lecture 1: asserting yourself in common college situation

Lecture 2: Conveying your needs

Lecture 3: Being assertive in a conversation

Lecture 4: Distinguishing being assertive from being passive, or passive-aggressive

Chapter 10: How To Measure Assertiveness

Lecture 1: How to measure assertiveness

Instructors

Eric Yeboah
MBA/ PGDip

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