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Passive-aggressive personality disorder is a chronic condition in which a person seems to passively comply with the desires and needs of others, but actually passively resists them, in the process becoming ... The causes are unknown, ... Counseling may be of value in helping the person identify and change the behavior.
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The exact causes of passive-aggressive behavior remain unknown. However, like other recognized personality disorders, it may involve a combination of genetic and environmental factors. The problems with authority may be rooted in a child’s struggle with parental authority.
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Passive-aggressive behavior occurs when a person passively requests and/or demands made of them rather than directly confronting the situation. People who are passive-aggressive resist responsibility and may channel their resentment into behavior such as procrastination, inefficiency or forgetfulness.
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yourtotalhealth.ivillage.com/passive-aggressive.html
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The first section has a list of emotions that we may have felt and some of the possible causes...(as one of the participants once said: "Normal reactions to abnormal behavior.") Also, ... This section provides some possible clues as to the type of individual the passive/aggressive person is attracted to and vice versa.
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www.passiveaggressive.homestead.com/HOWandWhy.html
www.passiveaggressive.homestead.com/HOWandWhy.html
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Passive-aggressive behavior is the expression of anger indirectly. This happens because we got the message one way or another in childhood that it was not OK to express anger. Since anger is energy that can not be completely repressed it gets expressed in indirect ways.
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Definition of Passive aggressive behavior disorder ... Overview, Causes, & Risk Factors of Passive-aggressive personality disorder ... Passive aggressive disorder is applied to a person who, when demands are made upon him for adequate performance, responds with some form of passive resistance, such as procastinate,
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www.depression-guide.com/passive-aggressive-negativisti...
www.depression-guide.com/passive-aggressive-negativistic-personality.htm
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Passive-aggressive personality disorder is a long-term (chronic) condition in which a person seems to actively comply with the desires and needs of others, but actually passively resists them. In the process, the person becomes increasingly hostile and angry. ... The causes are unknown, but a combination of genetic...
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www.umm.edu/ency/article/000943.htm
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Using passive-aggression is a way to control situations and people without seeming to be in control. "Passive-aggressive behavior is a tremendous way to manipulate people," says Hall. The passive-aggressive person usually lacks the self-confidence to ask for, do, or say what he really wants.
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passiveaggressive.homestead.com/Prevention.html
passiveaggressive.homestead.com/Prevention.html
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She says that it is all me and that I need to go to anger management, but she seems to think that she is doing nothing wrong with her passive aggressive behavior. This has been going on for a while now, but here lately, it has gone on non stop for over 2 weeks straight.
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