Identifying Passive Aggressive Behavior Checklist by Dr. Rhoberta Shaler

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Please answer each item - as it relates to the person you are thinking of for this checklist - with the following choices : Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Often or Always
They are the king or queen of procrastination.
They makes a promise, fails to live up to it and then somehow makes it your fault.
They have mastered shut down, sullenness, pouting and/or the cold shoulder.
In their mind, they are always the victim of misunderstandings and other people’s behaviors.
They frequently makes you doubt yourself and question your sanity.
They are a habitual fault-finder with a “glass-half-empty” approach to life.
Their words and behaviors leave you second-guessing yourself too frequently.
They habitually performs poorly, especially on tasks well within their capabilities.
They have a good mind, yet continuously want you to believe they “forgot” to do what was promised.
They make you feel like you are, or need to be, walking on eggshells.
They are resistant to taking responsibility for words, actions, missteps and mistakes.
They resist doing or completing routine social or occupational tasks.
They frequently complain that others misunderstand, lack appreciation for, or treat/judge them too harshly.
They often get argumentative over insignificant matters.
They are adept at making excuses.
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