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    Building Effective InterpersonalRelationships

    Psychological Issues

    Dr.S.PARVATHI

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    a) DefinitionSocial Psychological

    b) Work Place Interpersonal Relationships

    i) Formal

    ii) Informal

    c) Women Work Force

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    1) Gender differences in perception of communication

    2) Need for insights and changes:

    a) Increase in percentage of women workforce

    b) Individual need to be satisfied

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    I WANT TO

    FEEL.....

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    More relaxed More healthy

    Less angry Less stressed

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    1. Becoming Effective In Communication:

    a) Assertive communicationb) Myths about assertiveness in women

    (Selfish-NegativeLoss of friendship)

    c) Lack of assertiveness leading to other modes of

    communication

    1. Passive communication

    2. Aggressive communication

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    The communication continuum

    Passive --------- Assertive ----------- Aggressive

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    1. Appropriate assertiveness

    2. Sensitivity to boundaries, place and time

    3. Women and assertiveness

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    The ommunication Triangle

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    ASSERTIVENESS

    AREA OF CHOICE

    PASSIVE AGGRESSIVE

    AREA OF CHANCE

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    1. Factors contributing for lack of assertiveness

    2. The combination formula

    3. The passive - submissive woman, her benefits

    4. The assertive woman and her benefits

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    Advantages of women being passive or submissive1. Management prefer such women for routine low level

    jobs.

    2. Need not feel responsible for actions

    3. Need not worry about implications

    4. Safety

    5.For success and achievement claim for failure blame

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    Disadvantages of being submissive

    1.Dependence on othersincapable of takingindependent decisions.

    2. Feeling of guilt

    3. Loss individuality

    4. Others ignore or deny their rights and ideas.

    5.General stress in work place job dissatisfactions

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    Advantages of women being Assertive

    1. Become resourcefulsuccess, fame and other rewardsfollow.

    2.seek to acquire knowledge relevant and utilize forcareer advancement.

    3. Clear perception, foresight and vision.

    4. Criticism viewed as alternate suggestion for goal

    achievement

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    Foundations of Assertiveness

    1.Self

    Confidence2.SelfWorthiness

    3. SelfEsteem

    a) Highb) Low

    4.Esteem by others

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    WIN-WIN WIN-WIN

    I WIN-You LoseYou WIN-I Lose

    Outcomes of ASSERTIVENESS , SUBMISIVENESS AND AGGRESSION

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    TEN Tips to build Assertiveness1)Meet the person at their level standing, sitting etc.

    2)Speak at a similar volume to the other person, ifyou are trying to make a point, dont overdo it.

    3)If you are not clear about what you want to say or

    achieve by this conversation then politely request itbe undertaken at a later time or date.

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    4) If you can, spend some time thinking about apositive outcome for you both, before youmeet with the person.

    5) If you need some extra confidence, then thinkabout your body language: steep lingis a greatway to feel confident.

    6) Feelings are really important

    Be-aware ofhow you are feel and If you are becomingangry stop the conversation and continue atanother time.

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    7) Saying NoPeople respect you far more for saying a polite Id love

    to help you but I really dont have Time or Skill right now.

    8) Observe how the assertive people conduct themselves -The bodylanguage and the communication

    9) Start with simple assertions and gradually extend.

    10)Evaluate and review your assertive behavior periodically and

    improve.

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    To Conclude.A thing women have to learn is nobody givesyou power. You just take it.

    -Rosanne Barr

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