Over time, that barrier can become the default mode—sarcasm, “I’m fine” responses, a stoic demeanor. I once worked with a colleague who was brilliant and unyielding under stress.

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I’ll just stay home alone—again.” Passive aggression can look like pointed sarcasm, backhanded compliments, or doing the opposite of what someone requested just to make a point. The thing is ...