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PSYC 105 Assertive Behavior: Theory and Practice

This course deals with the origins of assertiveness training in behavior therapy and applies the theory of assertive behavior as a personal and professional growth tool for dealing with passive and aggressive behavior in oneself and others. Students apply concepts of assertiveness to personal, social and vocational life situations.
3 Undergraduate credits

Effective August 1, 1998 to present

Learning outcomes

General

  • Student will be able to apply theories of assertiveness to personal, social, and professional life.
  • Student will develop an understanding of assertiveness as it relates to personal and professional development.
  • Student will learn theories of assertiveness.