In the "seinfeld" episode shown in class, jerry suggests elaine take the subway home after their bowling expedition. elaine complains that she has nothing to read on the subway and would rather jerry drive her home. this statement on elaine's part is an example of

compliance-resisting

Explanation:

According to my research on studies conducted by various psychologists, I can say that based on the information provided within the question this statement on Elaine's part is an example of compliance-resisting. This refers to when an individual uses a communication trick in order to avoid compliance with another person's suggestion. Which is what Elaine is doing, since she does not want to take the train she makes an excuse and instead convinces Jerry to take her.

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