ints are very important as we start looking into aggression.
             To be called assertive is a compliment. To be told that you are aggressive is viewed as a criticism, and to be considered violent is to be condemned (Hirsch 1981). What is the difference between the three? The Webster's Dictionary defines assertive as "positive; aggressive; and dogmatic." Aggression is defined as "an unprovoked offensive attack, invasion, or the like" and violence as "rough or injurious physical force, action, or treatment; an unjust or unwarranted exertion of force or power...(1993). These dictionary definitions are obviously different from that of psychologists, social workers and psychiatrists.
             Aggression involves complete lack of concern for the other person and major emphasis on the "gimme" syndrome without consideration for the others involved (Hirsch 1981). Assertivene
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