Which of the following characterizes the assertive style? (Points : 1) "My needs are more important than yours." "Your needs are more important than mine." "Neither my needs or your needs are important." "Your needs are just as important as mine."

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User: Which of the following characterizes the assertive style? (Points : 1) "My needs are more important than yours." "Your needs are more important than mine." "Neither my needs or your needs are important." "Your needs are just as important as mine."

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"Your needs are just as important as mine." characterizes the assertive style. "Assertive people enter friendships from an 'I count my needs. I count your needs' position".

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