# HellaSwag / 28325

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{"activity_label":"Family Life","ctx":"[header] How to deal with passive aggressive relatives [title] Observe your relatives. [step] See if you can identify the passive-aggressive behaviors they're displaying. Be careful to take into account occasional lapses--from time to time we all behave passive-aggressively because of stress, exhaustion, fear, or lack of assertiveness.","endings":"['[substeps] Passive-aggressive family members may react in one way to anger or resolve the dispute in a calm, rational fashion. Examples are : [step] They may notice a demand for help giving them a reason to be angry or frustrated instead of immediately reacting impulsively.', \"The behavior becomes problematic when it's a person's constant mode of communication. Some signs to look for include : [substeps] What is this relative saying? Complaining is a typical sign of passive-aggressive behavior.\", \"Learning to recognize passive aggressiveness in younger relatives and/or at school can help you to avoid this situation. [substeps] It's also important to work on part-time chores or end other commitments so you don't have time to engage in destructive argument with your relatives.\", '[substeps] Pay attention to negative attitudes and issues that your relatives may be unaware of. Perhaps in the last year, your relatives have tended to seem exceedingly aggressive.']"}

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