Name and provide an example of four different kinds of subtle aggression that may appear with lateral violence

What will be an ideal response?


Correct answers will include four of the following.
• Types of subtle aggression
o withholding information
o gossiping
o intimidating
o belittling achievements
o excessive surveillance
o exclusion
Examples will vary.

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