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Cooperative Resistance is the correct choice because it does not represent a type of subject resistance in the same way the other options do. In the context of subject resistance, behaviors are generally categorized into distinct types that reflect how a subject might respond to law enforcement or defensive tactics.

Passive Resistance involves non-compliance without any physical aggression, such as failing to follow commands while remaining physically immobile. Active Resistance occurs when a subject resists physical control through actions such as pulling away or attempting to flee without aggression towards the officer. Active Aggression, on the other hand, indicates a subject who is actively trying to cause harm or is threatening safety through aggressive behavior.

Cooperative Resistance, however, defines a situation where the individual is actively working with law enforcement, complying with directives, and not engaging in resistance or aggression. Therefore, this option is distinct from the others, which all imply a level of resistance or aggression towards authority, and thereby it is not categorized as a type of subject resistance.