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A Comparative aggressiveness and assertiveness in coping styles students

International Journal of Applied Behavioral Sciences, 2017
Introduction : Assertiveness behavior  may lead to failure of passive behaviors such as shyness and withdrawal, and in some people, can lead to aggression.The purpose of the present research was to compare the coping styles with assertiveness and aggressiveness in students Imam Khomeini University.
Tankamani, Narges, Jalali, MohammadReza
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The assertive-aggressive distinction and the cross-cultural perspective

International Journal for the Advancement of Counselling, 1987
Are assertive and aggressive behaviors distinguishable from each other across different cultures? A limited amount of research, reviewed here, indicates that they are. It seems that, across cultures, assertive and aggresive behaviors are identifiable as different constructs and that they vary independently from each other.
Jeff S. Fray, Mark A. Hector
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Unbinding Assertion and Aggression in Research and Clinical Practice

Behavior Modification, 1978
This paper documents widespread failure of the clinical and research literature to differentiate assertiveness from coercive aggressive behavior. Confusion with aggression is tied to early theoretical models, semantic errors, and differential value judgments. Recent concepts and research bearing upon the differentiation of assertion and aggression are
Ina Sue DeGiovanni, Norman Epstein
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Effects of assertion training on aggressive behavior of adolescents.

Journal of Counseling Psychology, 1979
VioLit summary: OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this article by Lee et al. was to examine the effects of assertion training on the aggressive behavior of adolescents. METHODOLOGY: An experimental design was used in this study. In ninth-grade classes at a large vocational high school, peer rating was used to identify aggressive students. The students who were
Yul Lee Dong   +2 more
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Assertiveness and Aggression in Marketplace Exchanges Testing Measure Equivalence

Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 1987
Assertive and aggressive behaviors may occur in marketplace exchanges, and measures of these behaviors have been developed in the United States. The appropriateness of these measures for use in other developed Western cultures was studied by examining functional/ conceptual and scalar equivalence of the measures in the Netherlands. An acceptable level
Marsha L. Richins, Bronislaw J. Verhage
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Which Assertiveness Competencies Count Most? Assessing Assertiveness, Passiveness, and Aggressiveness With a New Online Questionnaire

Psychological Reports
Data collected online from a convenience sample of 16,033 people from 83 countries were analyzed to determine (a) which of four empirically-derived assertiveness competencies – Communicating Proactively, Expressing Your Needs and Desires, Standing Up for Yourself, and Presenting Yourself Confidently – best predicted four self-reported positive life ...
Robert Epstein   +5 more
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Content Consideration in the Distinction between Assertive and Aggressive Behavior

Psychological Reports, 1979
Attempts to distinguish assertive behavior from aggressive behavior independently of the consequences seem hindered by a limited conceptualization of assertiveness. Assertiveness is usually thought of as a right, but a behavioral analysis of rights behavior indicates the emission of functionally related obligation behaviors both prior to and after the
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Social consequences of assertion, aggression, passive aggression, and submission: Situational and dispositional determinants

Behavior Therapy, 1980
This study examined self-reported compliance, anger, and sympathy with assertive, aggressive, passive aggressive, and submissive requests, as well as situational and dispositional determinants of subjects' responses to the four forms of requests. Situations varied in degree of sacrifice and reasonableness of the request.
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Adaptiveness of aggressive, assertive, and submissive behavior for children

Journal of Clinical Child Psychology, 1981
Abstract The present study explored the relationships between aggressive, assertive, and submissive response styles and three measures of adjustment in 223 children aged 8 to 10 years. Significant positive associations between assertiveness levels and self‐esteem, popularity, and peer‐ratings of behavioral adjustment were found for boys, but not for ...
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AGGRESSIVENESS AND ASSERTIVE BEHAVIOUR

Psychological Applications and Trends, 2023
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