Using the rating scale, assess how often you
(1 = hardly ever; 2 = occasionally, 3 = fairly often, 4 = quite regularly)
- Let other people take advantage of you
- Say yes to people when you wish you'd said no
- Let other people interrupt you when you're speaking
- Put up with poor service
- Avoid taking back to stores faulty goods
- Take on more extra work than is fair
- Allow loud people to dominate in discussions or meetings
- Avoid arguments by agreeing to things you really don't want to
- Go along with the poor decisions of other people because it seems easier
- Put up with unfair criticism
