If the other person is evasive, unresponsive, or aggressive,
A)wait for their behaviour to change.
B)use positive nonverbal behaviours.
C)disclose feelings.
D)go through the assertiveness steps again.

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Going through the assertiveness steps again may help in addressing the situation and finding a better approach to communicate with the other person. It is also important to re-evaluate one's own behaviour and ensure that positive nonverbal behaviours are being used. Disclosing feelings can be helpful, but only if it is done in a calm and assertive manner, and there is no guarantee that it will change the other person's behaviour. Waiting for their behaviour to change may not be an effective strategy as it is not within our control.

If the Other Person Is Evasive, Unresponsive, or Aggressive