Which of the following is not a benefit of being an assertive communicator? a. gaining self-confidence b. earning respect from others c. creating dishonest relationships d. improving decision-making skills

C. Creating dishonest relationships.

Further Explanation:

An assertive communicator helps all humans to express their feelings, both positive and negative, as honestly as possible. Using an assertive communicator is important to strike and build a healthy relationship with another person as it allows them to view you exactly as you are, thus placing their trust in you. However, it is important to understand the timing of having a conversation using assertive communicators, for in some instances it is not deemed appropriate. Being assertive can also be seen as a call for confrontation by most people, as they do not understand your viewpoints. Assertive communication is discouraged in official circles, for it is often informal. While expressing your opinions in a personal stance can help other people to get to know you better, you might also get entangled into an array of dishonest relationships where the other person shall hold back himself or herself from you.                      

Assertive communication essentially has six characteristics. These characteristics bring out either the wholesomeness or the mysteriousness of a person. These can be by establishing eye contact with the person being spoken to, by observing the body language, using convincing gestures, modulating and moderating the pitch and tone of the voice, using sound judgment to understand what and how much should be expressed, and when to comment or abstain from making a comment. When a person is asserting their opinion, they can begin their statement with me, for a more convincing tone. However, simply stating your opinions or making clear demands do not mean that you will get whatever you desire.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Behavioural skills

Subject: English

Keywords:

Assertive communication, expressing opinions, body language, voice modulation, eye contact.

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