Your perfect right
Subtitle: assertiveness and equality in your life and relationships
By: Robert Alberti, PhD, and Michael Emmons, PhD
Contributors: Emmons, Michael L., author
Edition: Tenth edition.
Published: 2017
Language: eng
Number of pages: 316
ISBN-13: 9781626259607
Subjects: Interpersonal communication; Assertiveness (Psychology)
Notes: Revised edition of the authors' Your perfect right, c2008.

Includes bibliographical references (page 295-304) and index.
Table of contents: title: Acknowledgments; title: Introduction to the tenth edition; title: You and your perfect right; title: Assertiveness and you; title: How assertive are you now?; title: Keep track of your growth; title: Discovering assertiveness; title: Whose perfect right?; title: What it means to be assertive; title: "Can you give me an example?"; title: Becoming assertive; title: Set goals for yourself; title: It's not what you say, it's how you say it!; title: Assertive messages; title: twenty-first-century style; title: Thinking assertively; title: There's nothing to be afraid of; title: It's a skill you can learn; title: Take it one step at a time; title: Building assertive relationships; title: Assertiveness builds equal relationships; title: All in the family : assertiveness for parents, children, and seniors; title: Assertiveness, intimacy, and sexuality; title: Applying your assertiveness; title: Anger 101: it's not a four-letter word; title: Anger 102: what you can do about it; title: Must we put up with put-downs?; title: Assertiveness works at work too; title: Dealing with difficult people; title: Living an assertive life; title: Deciding when to be assertive; title: or not; title: When assertiveness doesn't work; title: Helping others deal with the new assertive you; title: Beyond assertiveness; title: Appendix: assertiveness practice situations; title: Online resources; title: References and further reading; title: Index.