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| At times I avoid situations that might bring me into contact with people I’m having problems with. |
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| I have put off returning phone calls or e-mails because I simply didn’t want to deal with the person who sent them. |
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| Sometimes when people bring up a touchy or awkward issue I try to change the subject. |
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| When it comes to dealing with awkward or stressful subjects, sometimes I hold back rather than give my full and candid opinion. |
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| Rather than tell people exactly what I think, sometimes I rely on jokes, sarcasm, or snide remarks to let them know I’m frustrated. |
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| * When I’ve got something tough to bring up, sometimes I offer weak or insincere compliments to soften the blow. |
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| * In order to get my point across, I sometimes exaggerate my side of the argument |
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| If I seem to be losing control of a conversation, I might cut people off or change the subject in order to bring it back to where I think it should be. |
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| * When others make points that seem stupid to me, I sometimes let them know it without holding back at all. |
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| * When I’m stunned by a comment, sometimes I say things that others might take as forceful or attacking—terms such as “Give me a break!” or “That’s ridiculous!” |
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