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self-assertion

self-assertion

n. the act of putting forward one’s opinions or of taking actions that express one’s needs, rights, or wishes. Self-assertion is often seen as a goal of treatment and in some cases is specifically targeted by structured group treatments. —self-assertive adj.

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