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What is the definition of passive behaviour?

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What is the definition of passive behaviour?

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Passive people tend not to want to face up to difficult problems and situations because they are frightened of upsetting others. They give in to unrealistic and unachievable demands, saying “yes” when they need to say “no”, or at least “but”. They promise deadlines that can’t be met, promising to “do their best”. They keep problems to themselves and they play it safe to avoid any risks. At worst, they turn into “yes people” who tell you what they think you want to hear, rather than what they really feel. This can lead to a spiralling effect–they gradually lose the confidence of those around them.

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