QUESTION 1 Dawn orders some other children off of the playground because she feels it's her turn on the swing. Dawn's behavior may be described as Aggressive Assertive Indirect Affiliative

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QUESTION 1

Dawn orders some other children off of the playground because she feels it's her turn on the swing. Dawn's behavior may be described
as
Aggressive
Assertive
Indirect
Affiliative

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I think that it is Indirect

Darshan Patil answered Apr 26, 2021

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