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assertive training

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assertive training
[əsur′tiv]
Etymology: L, asserere, to join to oneself
a therapeutic technique to help individuals become more self-assertive and self-confident in interpersonal relationships. It focuses on the direct, honest statement of feelings and beliefs, both positive and negative. The technique is learned by role playing in a therapeutic setting, usually in a group, followed by practice in actual situations. Also called assertion training.


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Byline: GEORGE TYNDALE COMMUNITIES Secretary Hazel Blears has launched a new scheme to send Muslim women on assertive training courses.
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