Signs of Passive Aggressiveness

Signs of Passive Aggressiveness

Signs of Passive Aggressiveness:

  • Sarcasm.
  • Withdrawn, standoffish, or moody behavior.
  • Scorekeeping.
  • Belittling or attacking character.
  • The silent treatment.
  • Backhanded compliments.

Passive-aggressive behavior can be hard to notice. Sarcasm, silent treatment, or backhanded compliments often hide real feelings. Recognizing these signs helps build better relationships.

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