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1. This is as close to pure aggression as the passive-aggressor gets. Feel free to hold up a hand and halt the conversation before any passive-aggressors in your life get past the comma that ends the clause — but don’t be surprised if they drive right through that stop sign.

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2. May 29,  · People typically react negatively to passive-aggressive behavior and, often, this is what the aggressor is hoping for. [8] X Research source Whitson, S. (). The passive .

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3. Jul 31,  · On the other hand, you've got to watch out for the true passive aggressor. This type of person reminds me of that time I ordered a plain bagel from Einstein's with strawberry cream cheese. Half asleep, after biting into what I expected to be a sweet, early morning wake-up call, I was left with a mouthful of salmon cream cheese.

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4. passive-aggressive meaning: showing an unwillingness to be helpful or friendly, without expressing your anger openly. Learn more.

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8. "Passive-aggressive behavior usually manifests in non-committal manners, since by definition passive-aggressive behavior is indirect indignation or hostility, it is usually subtle changes in regular actions, body language, speech, and attitude. Another simple sign is crossed arms and being deliberately obtuse or difficult to personally deal with.".

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9. Nov 19,  · Some passive behavior is motivated by fear of conflict, fear that if we're strong, assertive or independent, we'll lose the approval of people that are important to us. We might better describe this as passive assertive, rather than passive aggressive. If your family discouraged strength or autonomy, you may well have adopted a strategy of.

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