A) catharsis and reduce his aggression.
B) catharsis and increase his aggression.
C) no catharsis and reduce his aggression.
D) no catharsis and increase his aggression.
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A) when trained to do so by the experimenter.
B) when reminded to do so by the experimenter.
C) when given no instructions about coping strategies by the experimenter.
D) very rarely, unless the stimulus is extremely anxiety-provoking.
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A) emotion-focused? problem-focused
B) active? avoidant
C) avoidant? active
D) problem-focused? emotion-focused
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A) see themselves as unworthy of love and doubt a romantic relationship would be satisfying.
B) have feelings that they are unworthy while they tend to see others as trustworthy.
C) shy away from close relationships.
D) seek out intimate relationships because of curiosity.
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A) A frustrated participant was shocking a stranger.
B) A nonfrustrated participant was shocking a stranger.
C) A frustrated participant was shocking the person who had frustrated them.
D) A nonfrustrated participant was shocking the person who had frustrated them.
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A) Secure
B) Anxious-ambivalent
C) Avoidant
D) Dependent
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A) reality
B) neurotic
C) moral
D) superego
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A) Reaction formation and displacement
B) Displacement and sublimation
C) Sublimation and denial
D) Repression and denial
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A) conscious? unconscious
B) childish? adult
C) active-role? avoidance
D) primary? secondary
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A) reality
B) neurotic
C) moral
D) performance
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A) emotion-focused
B) problem-focused
C) avoidant
D) defensive
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A) frustration always leads to aggression.
B) frustration sometimes leads to aggression.
C) frustration rarely leads to aggression.
D) frustration always leads to aggression but sometimes in indirect or displaced forms.
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A) Aggression is always caused by frustration.
B) Aggression is sometimes caused by frustration.
C) Frustration is the only one of many causes of aggression.
D) Catharsis always leads to frustration.
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A) crowd influence
B) modeling
C) arousal level
D) frustration
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