S.H.
Well, my 4 year old son is going through that too at times.
4 years old is NOT an easy age.
Went through that with my daughter too, at that age.
Girls, are more emotional.
They are also, hormonal.
At certain ages, their hormones do fluctuate. Even in kids.
Does she do chores?
Give her a sense of responsibility.
Of 'caring' for her home etc.
I also tell my son, we are ALL a part of a "TEAM." He likes that.
Give her a time span for finishing something, before you have her end it and do something else.
Use a timer.
Give her verbal head's up first, of something coming up. Kids, do not like to be SUDDENLY told something, then SUDDENLY have to stop, abruptly, if they were in the middle of something.
"Transition" her to, the next thing you need her to do.
Incorporate her INTO it.
And sure, if over-tired they get worse.
Sometimes, I even tell my son or daughter, MOMMY is going away. MOMMY will NOT help you... if you cannot cooperate. If they ask me for something, I say No. BECAUSE they were so indignant, right before.
The book "Have A New Kid By Friday" by Leman, is also good. Easy read. Not derogatory. Good tips.
Or at the worse of times, I simply tell my son NO. You can yell/scream and it will NOT work. That I KNOW he is doing that to make me do what he wants. But, it will NOT work. So, he can scream all he wants. Too bad. But tell me when you are done. Or go in your room and scream there. THEN tell me when you are done. Nicely. Then, Mommy is right there.
Again, 4 years old is hard.
I stand my ground.
My son, WILL later, come to me... and apologize. Sincerely.