You put your immediate urges first
What is forgetting long term goals for short term goals?
Not having these can get in the way of interpersonal effectiveness
What are interpersonal skills
Acting in a way that the other person keeps liking and respecting you, balancing immediate goals with the good of the long term relationship, maintaining important relationships
What are goals of relationship effectiveness
obtaining your legitimate rights, getting someone to do something you want, resolving an interpersonal conflict
What are goals of objective effectiveness
Saying no to a request is always selfish
What is a myth that gets ion the way of interpersonal effectiveness?
You use interpersonal effectiveness for these two things.
Asking for something or saying no to something.
If you're asking a friend for something and you're yelling at them, you're not using this GIVE skill.
What is be gentle.
What's a way to get rid of interpersonal effectiveness myth (remember, a myth is something like "if I don't _____, people will think I'm _____)
What is talk yourself out of the myth or just do it/experiment.
capabilities, priorities, self respect, moral and legal rights, authority, type of relationship, goals, give and take, if you have done your homework to prepare and the timing of your request or refusal
What are factors to consider when deciding how firm or intense you want to be in asking for something or saying no
obtaining your goal vs keeping a relationship vs maintaining self respect are
what are priorities