A common defense mechanism that protects you from an uncomfortable feeling is reaction formation. This mechanism involves adopting beliefs or behaviors that are opposite to one’s true feelings in order to keep those uncomfortable feelings at bay.
dentify a common defense mechanism that protects you form an uncomfortable feeling.(1 point)
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reaction formation
reaction formation
abstinence
abstinence
mature behaviors
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Anger is a normal emotion that all humans feel at some time. It is important to express this emotion in a healthy way. Which of these ways of dealing with anger might affect you health in a negative way?(1 point)
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Accept your feelings
Accept your feelings
ignore your triggers
ignore your triggers
Talk about the problem
Talk about the problem
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Accept your feelings
Accept your feelings
ignore your triggers
ignore your triggers
Talk about the problem
Talk about the problem
The way of dealing with anger that might affect your health in a negative way is ignore your triggers. Ignoring triggers can lead to the buildup of unresolved anger, which may manifest in unhealthy ways both emotionally and physically.
A _________ is the way a person reacts to a situation based on the social environment in which a person grows up.(1 point)
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coping strategy
coping strategy
defense mechanism
defense mechanism
learned emotion
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coping strategy
coping strategy
defense mechanism
defense mechanism
learned emotion
A learned emotion is the way a person reacts to a situation based on the social environment in which they grow up.
You ran out of money while you and your friends were shopping at he mall, but your other two friends still had plenty of money left. One of the even had her dad's credit card. When it was time to pay for identical jeans each or you decided to purchase, you took the credit card from your friend's purse without her knowledge to make your purchase. Which emotion would you most likely feel?(1 point)
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the learned fear emotion
the learned fear emotion
the learned emotion guilt
the learned emotion guilt
the learned emotion shame
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the learned fear emotion
the learned fear emotion
the learned emotion guilt
the learned emotion guilt
the learned emotion shame
In this situation, you would most likely feel the learned emotion guilt. Taking your friend's credit card without her knowledge is a breach of trust and moral conduct, which typically results in feelings of guilt.
Which of the following situations is an example of abstinence?(1 point)
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You are at a friend's birthday party. Her parents are not home so some of kids start drinking alcohol. You decide to drink with them.
You are at a friend's birthday party. Her parents are not home so some of kids start drinking alcohol. You decide to drink with them.
You are at the mall with some friends. James offers you a cigarette. You decide to smoke it.
You are at the mall with some friends. James offers you a cigarette. You decide to smoke it.
You are hanging out at a park with your teammates. Lisa pulls out a 6 pack of beer to share with everyone. You decide to drink a pop.
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You are at a friend's birthday party. Her parents are not home so some of kids start drinking alcohol. You decide to drink with them.
You are at a friend's birthday party. Her parents are not home so some of kids start drinking alcohol. You decide to drink with them.
You are at the mall with some friends. James offers you a cigarette. You decide to smoke it.
You are at the mall with some friends. James offers you a cigarette. You decide to smoke it.
You are hanging out at a park with your teammates. Lisa pulls out a 6 pack of beer to share with everyone. You decide to drink a pop.
The situation that is an example of abstinence is:
You are hanging out at a park with your teammates. Lisa pulls out a 6 pack of beer to share with everyone. You decide to drink a pop.
Abstinence refers to the choice not to partake in certain activities, such as drinking alcohol or smoking.
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