Johnny is tormented in the schoolyard every day by a bully with bright red frizzy hair. One day, Johnny's father brought his boss, Mr. Dale, home. The boss had bright red frizzy hair, and Johnny ran to his room, crying. Mr. Dale's hair functioned as a __________, and Johnny's fear was a __________
a. US; CR c. CS; CR
b. US; UR d. CR; CS
C
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A. culture B. the cognitive unconscious C. social power D. gender
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