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Test Fear of Hurting Others
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QUESTION 1: What is a common barrier to assertiveness, according to the text?
The fear of offending or hurting others
The desire to have control over one's life
The ability to set clear boundaries
The feeling of security and strength
2nd QUESTION: What does worrying more about not damaging the relationship than about defending one's own rights lead to?
To have greater control over one's own life
To build more authentic and respectful relationships
To passivity and resentment
To be perceived as a confident and strong person
QUESTION 3: What causes a person to be unable to say "no"?
Greater self-confidence
Resentment and a feeling of not having control over one's life
Respect and admiration of others
More balanced and healthy relationships
QUESTION 4: What is the consequence of a lack of consistency in setting limits (saying "no" one day and giving in the next)?
Strengthen boundaries and teach the other person to respect them
Demonstrate flexibility and empathy
It generates a feeling of self-confidence
It confuses the other person, who will continue asking for favors
QUESTION 5: What is one of the strategies to overcome the fear of setting limits?
Recognizing that saying "no" is a necessary part of becoming more assertive
Always give in to avoid feeling guilty
Avoid any situation that may generate conflict
Blaming others for making us feel bad
QUESTION 6: What is the purpose of writing a list of your own limits?
To be able to be more flexible and give in when necessary
To justify why we can't say "no"
To be clear about what you are going to say at the moment of truth
To avoid the need to set limits in the future
QUESTION 7: If you feel guilty when trying to say "no" for the first time, what is vital to do?
Give in to the request so as not to feel bad
Forgive yourself and keep trying
Deciding that assertiveness is not for us
Blaming the other person for asking for the favor
QUESTION 8: What do you achieve over time by being consistent in saying "no" and setting limits?
The deterioration of the relationship
The loss of respect from others
An increase in feelings of guilt
Boundaries will be strengthened and the other person will learn to respect them
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