For this assignment, you will write statements illustrating the aggressive, passive, and assertive styles of communication when setting boundaries with peers. You'll also explain why the assertive
style of communication is the best option and why it is important.
Total score:
of 40 points
Consider the following situation for questions 1-3.
Colin is feeling frustrated because he has begun to notice that every time he and his friend have a
choice to make, his friend always makes the decision and assumes Colin will go along with it. How
can Colin set boundaries with his friend?
(Score for Question 1:
of 5 points)
What is an aggressive response that Colin could make to his friend?

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