Assertive belongs to one of the four Type Temperaments in the NXT personality framework. If you are new or unfamiliar with the topic, do refer to the Introduction of Type Temperament for more information.

Overview

Assertive Type Temperament is the temperamental outcome of the Solid Observing Functions and Solid Deciding Functions, resulting in an Assertive mindset.

Those of this Type Temperament are immovable in both their observations and decisions, being firm in both their knowledge and opinions on matters.

To provide greater clarity and understanding of the descriptions above, below are the key definitions for the specific terms used.

Key Definitions

Definition of Assertive:
Firm, aggressive, or forceful with both observations and decisions made.

Definition of Solid:
Structure or Construct that hardly changes, staying firm even under high pressure.

Derivative Traits

As mentioned above, Assertive Type Temperaments are immovable in both their observations and decisions, being firm in both their knowledge and opinions on matters. As such, various characteristics can be expanded upon this description to understand it better.

To illustrate an experiential depiction of an Assertive individual, here are some possible derivative traits that are commonly reported from individuals of this Type Temperament.

1. Possesses a firm and resolute stance when expressing their thoughts.
2. Communicates their knowledge and opinions in a direct and confident manner.
3. Quick to rectify information and choices that differ from what they perceive to be correct.
4. May be too hasty and overconfident when conveying their point of view to others.
5. Assumes they are correct most of the time, rarely questioning oneself.

Related Topics

1. Type Temperament
2. Energy Density
3. Solid Energy
4. Fluid Energy
5. Receptive

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