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Leokris [45]
3 years ago
8

What elements should an assertion contain?

Social Studies
1 answer:
weqwewe [10]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

What elements should an assertion contain?

Explanation:

<u>Elements of the Affirmation: </u>

<u>1) Present tense</u>: In principle, statements are made using the present tense.

<u>2) Positive</u>: Here you have to be a little creative.

<u>3) Optimistic but realistic</u>: This refers to specific assertions.

<u>4) Repeatable</u>: Affirmations tend to be short and direct to the point, so you can easily remember them.

<u>5) Repetition</u>: Sometimes we fall into the temptation to collect affirmations, say them a day or two, and jump to the next.

<u>6) Visualization</u>: Words do not mean much if they do not bring a concrete idea to the mind and reinforce it.

<u>7) Security</u>: The affirmation works from a space of security, of knowing that this change already exists.

<u>8) Action</u>: The affirmation if you do not take the necessary steps to carry out that change you are looking for.

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