Assertive Communication: 15 Rights and Principles Explained

Assertive Communication: 15 Rights and Principles Explained
Published 7/2024
Duration: 41m | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 326 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Communication and Social Skills. Confidence and Self-Esteem.

What you'll learn
Learn Assertive Communication Basics.
Learn 15 Assertive Rights and Principles.
Ways to optimally assert each of the 15 Assertive Rights in social settings.
How to implement each of the 15 assertive rights and principles in your daily life.

Requirements
A mind that welcomes change.
A will to make your opinion count in the social environment.

Description
Discover the 15 Assertive Rights and Principles, and boost your communication and social skills.
Do you know your rights when it comes to everyday social interactions, beyond the legal aspects, and in addition to what we've come to know as "fundamental human rights"?
Did you know that asserting these rights in your daily communication with others is yet another way to ensure physical and psychological well-being? An important step of learning how to be more assertive is to make sure that your rights are respected in your everyday interactions, and also that your own actions do not infringe on the rights of others.
What you will learn in
Assertive Communication: 15 Rights and Principles Explained:
- What is Assertiveness?
- 15 Assertive Rights and Principles.
- Ways to optimally assert each of the 15 Assertive Rights in social settings.
- How to implement each of the 15 assertive rights and principles in your daily life.
By mastering these rights, you'll be better equipped to navigate social dynamics, handle conflicts with confidence, and create healthier, more respectful relationships both personally and professionally. This course empowers you to express your needs clearly and stand up for yourself while maintaining respect for others. Transform your interactions and enhance your personal and professional life.
Who this course is for:
Anyone who would like to learn how to identify and protect their rights in communication and other social settings.

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