While the dispute centered on the arcane question of how to apportion the voting rights of the different members of the union, it has laid bare deep-seated feelings of resentment and insecurity, as well as a new assertiveness, on the part of Poles.
He seems to have little patience for its consensual, process-driven flummery.If that counts as a kind of assertiveness, then it is on display along with another aspect of what is presented as Jokowi's foreign policy, his new "maritime doctrine".
A woman's more soft-spoken nature can be seen as a lack of assertiveness or, worse, a lack of knowledge.
Moreover, victims and adolescents not involved in bullying most frequently indicated assertiveness as an intervention strategy [ 94].
Just don't go overboard; there is a significant difference between confidence and arrogance, as between assertiveness and aggression.
In each case, effective interventions that reduce high-risk behavior almost universally include three primary elements: educational information about HIV and how it is transmitted and prevented; motivation to induce individuals to make behavioral changes; and interactive exercises to improve risk reduction behavioral skills such as sexual assertiveness skills.
"Freakum Dress" was generally well received by music critics who complimented Knowles' vocals as well as the assertiveness with which she delivers the lyrics.
In patients followed by group care an increased sense of personal empowerment ["It is important, because you acquire awareness. I learnt so much from exchange among us. I now feel ready to take care of myself".] may derive from the development of such essential skills as communication, assertiveness, information-seeking, decision-making, coping, and social support seeking (7, 9).
One of the undoubted achievements of the union is that over the centuries it has put a brake on English national assertiveness, an important factor as far as Scotland is concerned given that its population is now only a tenth of that of England.
