Aggressive Behavior Aggressive Behavior means standing up for what you want, regardless of the rights and feelings of others. Why isn't he receiving speech and whom do I contact to get him started as soon as possible. The second one will hopefully produce a schedule of services, the reason why the speech is not being provided or get you the name of the person to contact to push for the services. This kind of communication will not help your child. Assertive Behavior Assertive Behavior means standing up for personal rights and expressing feelings, thoughts and beliefs in a direct, honest and appropriate way which respects the rights of other people.
Assertiveness is a skill that can be learned through practice.
Some people confuse assertiveness with aggression, but assertiveness does not mean aggression. Assertiveness means that you say what you think without attacking the other person or his ideas. Assertiveness is the difference between I and You. Watch your voice volume and tone 7. Maintain good eye contact Relax Avoid nervous laughter, jokes and gestures 10.