Translations for „self-assertion“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

self-assertion N REL

self-assertion

تَوْكِيدُ الذَّات

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If it were ours, we could do any old thing we liked with it -- like making it a means of self-assertion, or of oppressing others.

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I would call it the doctrine of credible self-confidence and self-assertion, something that other countries in the world also expect from us.

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Parental responsiveness (warmth or supportiveness) refers to the extent to which parents intentionally foster individuality, self-regulation, and self-assertion by being attuned, supportive, and acquiescent to children's special needs and demands.

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Even in the most patriarchal reaches of our society, the powerful goddess offers cultural sanction for female desire, self-assertion, and power.

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One is their intense need for dependence on others, and the other is a desire for independence and self-assertion.

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For defenders of a more egalitarian politics, to be sure, the self-assertion of noble motives on the part of elites rings hollow.

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It was no arm's-length act of criticism but a self-assertion, with all the bravado and the sense of inadequacy that it implied.

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But he (or she) can also be seen as the proud embodiment of self-assertion in the midst of social and institutional collapse.

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Lack of self-confidence also makes long-subjugated women take a more dangerous road to self-assertion -- aggressive debunking of men.

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The universe did not emerge as the result of arbitrary omnipotence, a show of force or a desire for self-assertion.

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