10 papers analyzed
These studies suggest that social skills training can increase assertiveness across various populations and settings.
5 papers analyzed
The relationship between social adjustment and assertive skills has been a subject of interest in psychological and social research. Assertiveness, a key component of social skills, is often linked to better psychological adjustment and social competence. This synthesis examines whether social adjustment can increase assertive skills based on findings from multiple research studies.
Effectiveness of Social Skills Training on Assertiveness:
Generalization and Maintenance of Assertive Behaviors:
Impact on Psychological Adjustment:
Specific Populations and Contexts:
The research consistently shows that social skills training, which includes assertiveness training, effectively increases assertive behaviors across various populations, including children, adolescents, psychiatric patients, and medical staff. These improvements are often maintained over time and generalize to different social situations. Additionally, higher levels of social support and assertiveness are linked to better psychological adjustment, indicating that social adjustment can indeed enhance assertive skills.
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