Developing Assertive Personality

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: How to be assertive?

Lecture 3: What does it mean to be assertive?

Lecture 4: What is an assertive personality

Lecture 5: What are the personality traits

Lecture 6: Identity: assertive versus turbulent

Lecture 7: The limitations of niceness

Lecture 8: The goodness of becoming more assertive

Lecture 9: The difficulty of becoming more assertive

Lecture 10: Powerful habits that make you more assertive

Lecture 11: Working with assertive personality

Lecture 12: Assertiveness is key in risk management

Chapter 2: Assertive Core Personality Traits

Lecture 1: Know your worth

Lecture 2: Are self-confidence and self-assured

Lecture 3: Appropriate accept and give criticism

Lecture 4: Identify and address your needs and want

Lecture 5: Say no and stick to personal boundaries

Lecture 6: Genuinely relate to other people

Lecture 7: Can self-regulate emotions

Lecture 8: Communicate effectively

Lecture 9: Live authentic lives

Chapter 3: Assertiveness And The Four styles of communication

Lecture 1: Passive communication

Lecture 2: Aggressive communication

Lecture 3: Passive-aggressive communication

Lecture 4: Assertive communication

Chapter 4: Developing More Assertively

Lecture 1: develop self-confidence to become more assertive

Lecture 2: Value the other person to become more assertive

Lecture 3: Have the courage to become more assertive

Lecture 4: Implement assertiveness techniques

Chapter 5: Strategies to stand For Yourself

Lecture 1: Believing in yourself

Lecture 2: Learning to be assertive

Lecture 3: Resolving conflict

Chapter 6: Ways To Use Personality Styles In Your Organization

Lecture 1: Personality for recruitment and selection

Lecture 2: Personality for managing your team

Lecture 3: Personality for competency development

Chapter 7: How To Respond to Passive-Aggressive Comments

Lecture 1: Keeping your cool

Lecture 2: Being assertive

Lecture 3: Maintaining your distance

Chapter 8: How to Use "I" Language

Lecture 1: Phrasing an "I" language statement

Lecture 2: Developing an "I" language statement

Lecture 3: Communicating effectively with "I" language