passive -aggressive ... personality disorder or rational behaviour ?

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    These experts make a distinction between passive-aggressive behavior, which most people display at times, and passive-aggressive personality, which is ingrained and habitual. In milder forms it can come across as a maddening blend of evasiveness and contrition, agreeableness and impudence, and in severe cases is often masked by more obvious mental illness, like depression

    Related Patterns http://www.earley.org/Patterns/passive_aggressive.htm

    The passive-aggressive pattern usually includes the insecure pattern.

    Controlling is the opposite of passive-aggressive

    Assertive is the healthy goal for a passive-aggressive person.

    A passive-aggressive person may need to become defiant for a while in the process of growth

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