The predominant subtype of supportive behavior is a:
A) caring model
B) positive model
C) negative model
D) proactive model

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The term "supportive behavior" implies an act or behavior that helps someone, and the caring model is a commonly used approach in supportive behaviors where the person offers emotional support, empathy, and kindness towards the recipient. The positive model can also be considered a subtype of supportive behavior but is more focused on providing positive feedback and encouragement. The negative model and proactive model do not fit the definition of supportive behavior as they either involve negative feedback or attempts to solve a problem without necessarily providing emotional support.

The Predominant Subtype of Supportive Behavior Is A