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2015
This chapter reviews the understanding of appropriate and effective assertive behaviour in conflict situations. It summarises very briefly the literature concerned with the conceptualisation of assertive behaviour, noting that fuller discussions can be found in R. F. Rakos.
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This chapter reviews the understanding of appropriate and effective assertive behaviour in conflict situations. It summarises very briefly the literature concerned with the conceptualisation of assertive behaviour, noting that fuller discussions can be found in R. F. Rakos.
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Assertion and non-assertion supported by arousal reduction
Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry, 1981Abstract Subjects imagined assertive conflict situations and imagined responding in an assertive, aggressive or non-assertive manner. Plethysmographic data suggest that for non-assertive subjects non-assertive behavior is most arousal reducing; while for assertive subjects assertive and aggressive behavior is most arousal reducing. These findings are
M P, Dayton, W L, Mikulas
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The Annals of Mathematics, 1951
In his book "Integration dans les Groupes Topologique" Weil asserts (p. 129) that if some compact neighborhood of the identity of a topological group is invariant under all inner automorphisms then there are arbitrarily small neighborhoods which are invariant under all inner automorphisms.
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In his book "Integration dans les Groupes Topologique" Weil asserts (p. 129) that if some compact neighborhood of the identity of a topological group is invariant under all inner automorphisms then there are arbitrarily small neighborhoods which are invariant under all inner automorphisms.
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Journal of Religion and Health, 1978
To the everyday man or woman, the word "assertive" probably connotes impressions of being outspoken, opinionated, and perhaps more than a little aggressive. Assertiveness can involve these things and often does, but it is not synonymous with aggression, which is usually destructive.
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To the everyday man or woman, the word "assertive" probably connotes impressions of being outspoken, opinionated, and perhaps more than a little aggressive. Assertiveness can involve these things and often does, but it is not synonymous with aggression, which is usually destructive.
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Beta Assertive Graphs: Proofs of Assertions with Quantification.
FLAP, 2021Assertive graphs (AGs) modify Peirce’s Alpha part of Existential Graphs (EGs). They are used to reason about assertions without a need to resort to any ad hoc sign of assertion. The present paper presents an extension of propositional AGs to the Beta case by introducing two kinds of non-interdefinable lines.
Francesco Bellucci +2 more
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Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 1987
C, Zappe, D, Epstein
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C, Zappe, D, Epstein
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