Kara would be described as self-denying, inhibited, and anxious. She lets others make choices for her and feels sad and even angry that she never seems to get "her way." When Kara gives in and does what her friends want her to do, her friends often feel either some degree of sympathy for her and guilt or even contempt for Kara's "always putting others first" attitude. Kara is exhibiting

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Kara's behavior is nonassertive because she does not express her own wants or needs and allows others to make decisions for her, leading to feelings of sadness and anger. This is characterized by not standing up for oneself and prioritizing others' needs over one's own, which matches the description of nonassertive behavior.

Kara Would Be Described as Self-Denying, Inhibited, and Anxious