Taking out your anger by yelling insults at the person who angered you feels good in the moment. Does it help control your anger?
A. Yes, letting a little anger out serves as a release valve to reduce pressure.
B. The research suggests no result either way from such "venting."
C. Yes, that moment of feeling good has a soothing power to calm anger.
D. No, your anger will increase.
Answer: D
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a. True b. False
____________ is the cessation of menstruation in women
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Someone who goes through a painful divorce forgets most of the details later. This could be a possible example of which defense mechanism?
a. Reaction formation b. Repression c. Regression d. Projection
Benjamin Rush, who encouraged more humane treatment of the mentally ill in the United States, used as his principal remedies __________.
A. rest and talk B. bloodletting and the tranquilizing chair C. exorcism and purging D. the tranquilizer chair and relaxation