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An Assertion Inventory was developed. It is a 70-item self-report questionnaire. Fifty three items were for the assessment of degree of discomfort and of response probability of engaging in the assert...ive behaviors. Seventeen items were for the assessment of response probability of engaging in aggresive behaviors. The Assertion Inventory. Self-actualization Scale (SEAS) and Kyushu University Mental Health Screening Test were administered to 110 university students. The results summarized were as follows. (a) The mean assertion score of the mentally healthy group was higher than that of the less-healthy group. Significant positive correlation was found between the assertion scores, which were determined by subtracting discomfort from response probability, and SEAS scores. (b) Significant positive correlation was found between the assertion scores and Self-acceptance scores. (c) There was no difference in the mean aggresive behavior score between Assertive and Anxious-performer groups. (d) The assertion items were factor-analysised. Both of factor analyses of the discomfort scores and the response probability scores generated 7 factors.続きを見る
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