The document discusses different types of assertions:
1) Basic assertion - A simple statement expressing feelings, opinions, or beliefs.
2) Emphatic assertion - Conveys sympathy for another person's feelings and emphasizes the speaker's statement.
3) Escalating assertion - Occurs when the person being asserted to does not respond, so the speaker becomes firmer in their tone.
4) Language assertion - Uses "I" language to express negative feelings like anger in a way that emphasizes the speaker's feelings.
5) Positive assertion - Expresses positive feelings about oneself or others.
The document provides examples for each type and asks the reader to identify which type certain assertions belong to
The document discusses different types of assertions:
1) Basic assertion - A simple statement expressing feelings, opinions, or beliefs.
2) Emphatic assertion - Conveys sympathy for another person's feelings and emphasizes the speaker's statement.
3) Escalating assertion - Occurs when the person being asserted to does not respond, so the speaker becomes firmer in their tone.
4) Language assertion - Uses "I" language to express negative feelings like anger in a way that emphasizes the speaker's feelings.
5) Positive assertion - Expresses positive feelings about oneself or others.
The document provides examples for each type and asks the reader to identify which type certain assertions belong to
The document discusses different types of assertions:
1) Basic assertion - A simple statement expressing feelings, opinions, or beliefs.
2) Emphatic assertion - Conveys sympathy for another person's feelings and emphasizes the speaker's statement.
3) Escalating assertion - Occurs when the person being asserted to does not respond, so the speaker becomes firmer in their tone.
4) Language assertion - Uses "I" language to express negative feelings like anger in a way that emphasizes the speaker's feelings.
5) Positive assertion - Expresses positive feelings about oneself or others.
The document provides examples for each type and asks the reader to identify which type certain assertions belong to
The document discusses different types of assertions:
1) Basic assertion - A simple statement expressing feelings, opinions, or beliefs.
2) Emphatic assertion - Conveys sympathy for another person's feelings and emphasizes the speaker's statement.
3) Escalating assertion - Occurs when the person being asserted to does not respond, so the speaker becomes firmer in their tone.
4) Language assertion - Uses "I" language to express negative feelings like anger in a way that emphasizes the speaker's feelings.
5) Positive assertion - Expresses positive feelings about oneself or others.
The document provides examples for each type and asks the reader to identify which type certain assertions belong to
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ASSERTION
Assertion
It is a stylistic approach or technique involving a strong
declaration, a forceful or confident and positive statement regarding a belief or a fact.
To assert is to state with force, so if someone makes an
assertion, they’re not just trying out an idea- they really mean it.
It is a statement from the writer to show emphasis and force
that their ideas is right.
An assertion can be found in some reading text that shows
dialogue and the assertion is always enclosed with the ( “___”) FIVE Different Types of Assertion
Basic Assertion It is a simple and straightforward statement where in the writer shows his/her statement for expressing feelings opinions and beliefs.
It is a simple expression for standing up for personal rights, beliefs and
feelings.
Example:
“Excuse me, I would like to finish what I am saying.”
“I wish I never met you because you broke my heart.”
FIVE Different Types of Assertion
Emphatic Assertion It conveys sympathy to someone. It is usually done in two parts. First, you recognize the feeling of other person and second, emphasize your statement
Example:
“I know that you are so busy today, but you need to submit all your requirements later.”
“I understand that all of you are hungry, but we need to
wait for the birthday girl.” Tell whether it is Basic Assertion or Emphatic Assertion
BA 1. “I don’t like this pasta, it taste like old rotten food.”
B A 2. “Excuse me, I would like to finish this work then I shall go with you.”
EA 3. I know this is making you angry and frustrated because you
could not respond yet. But I can help you by giving you an estimate of how long will it take.
B A 4. “Do this for me and I will pay you more.”
E A 5. “I hope that it is time for you to breath because I will tell you a bad news that I heard this day.”
E A 6. “I understand that you are broken hearted but you need to know how to move on and live your life again.” FIVE Different Types of Assertion
Escalating Assertion It occurs when someone is not able to give response to basic assertions of the person and therefore, that person becomes firm about him or her.
It starts with a minimal response then later the tone will become firm and strong.
Example:
“If you do not finish your work on time, I will find another employee.”
“I know that this is important but, I want you to finish this
first.” FIVE Different Types of Assertion
Language Assertion It involves “I” language and useful for expressing negative feelings nevertheless, it give emphasis on the person’s feeling of anger.
Example:
“When you speak harshly, I cannot work with you because
I feel annoyed.”
“Do not make any joke about me because I feel angry.”
FIVE Different Types of Assertion
Positive Assertion Expressing positive feelings about yourself or to others.
Example:
“I’m glad you came back to see me.”
“I did a good working job today.”
Tell whether it is Escalating Assertion, Language Assertion or Positive Assertion
E A 1. “Eat your dinner then finish all your homework.”
P A 2. “I am happy that I reach the top of the mountain.”
L A 3. “When I cannot take proper sleep, it affects my mood and I feel
irritated.”
E A 4. “If you keep on bullying me, I will report you to the guidance office.”
L A 5. “You always come late at home that’s why I freak out.
P A 6. “You’re amazing today, just continue your good attitude.”
E A 7. “If you will not pay your debt, I will file a case in a court.”
L A 8. “You always come late everyday and that’s why, I feel mad all day.”
