17. This is a key term that describes a person who is mature and is able to * 4 points express their emotions with others in an outgoing manner. OA. Assertive. OB. Aggressive. OC. Pessimist.

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17. This is a key term that describes a person who is mature and is able to * 4 points

express their emotions with others in an outgoing manner.
OA. Assertive.
OB. Aggressive.
OC. Pessimist.

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The answer is OC a pessimist!

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