Question 1

The best way to deal with negative emotions is to try not to think about them.

Accepted Answer

Ignoring or suppressing negative emotions can actually make them worse in the long run. It's important to acknowledge and process emotions in a healthy way, such as through talking to a trusted friend or therapist, journaling, or practicing mindfulness and self-care.

Question 2

Stress has emotional effects but not physical ones.

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Stress can have both emotional and physical effects such as headaches, muscle tension, fatigue, and stomach or digestive issues.

Question 3

Some differences in emotional patterns appear to be hereditary.

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Studies have shown that genetics can play a role in emotional patterns, such as temperament and personality traits. However, environmental factors and life experiences also contribute to emotional development.

Question 4

Thoughts and feelings can be just as stressful as actual events.

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Our thoughts and feelings can trigger the body's stress response just like actual events, causing physical and emotional symptoms of stress.

Question 5

Children learn emotional patterns from observing their caregivers.

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Children learn a great deal about emotions from watching how their parents and caregivers express and manage their own feelings.

Question 6

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: Each person has a different balance between negative and positive emotions.&#10;Each person has a different balance between negative and positive emotions.&#10;Each person has a different balance between negative and positive emotions.&#10;Each person has a different balance between negative and positive emotions.&#10;Each person has a different balance between negative and positive emotions.&#10;People express the same feeling in different ways.&#10;People express the same feeling in different ways.&#10;People express the same feeling in different ways.&#10;People express the same feeling in different ways.&#10;People express the same feeling in different ways.&#10;The intensity of emotional responses varies among individuals.&#10;The intensity of emotional responses varies among individuals.&#10;The intensity of emotional responses varies among individuals.&#10;The intensity of emotional responses varies among individuals.&#10;The intensity of emotional responses varies among individuals.&#10;The duration of an emotion varies from person to person.&#10;The duration of an emotion varies from person to person.&#10;The duration of an emotion varies from person to person.&#10;The duration of an emotion varies from person to person.&#10;The duration of an emotion varies from person to person.&#10;Individuals respond to similar situations with different emotions.&#10;Individuals respond to similar situations with different emotions.&#10;Individuals respond to similar situations with different emotions.&#10;Individuals respond to similar situations with different emotions.&#10;Individuals respond to similar situations with different emotions.

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Question 7

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: _______ of emotions occurs when a person experiences an emotion but chooses not to express it.&#10;_______ of emotions occurs when a person experiences an emotion but chooses not to express it.&#10;_______ of emotions occurs when a person experiences an emotion but chooses not to express it.&#10;_______ of emotions occurs when a person experiences an emotion but chooses not to express it.&#10;_______ of emotions occurs when a person experiences an emotion but chooses not to express it.&#10;_______ of emotions occurs when a person experiences an emotion but chooses not to express it.&#10;_______ of emotions occurs when a person experiences an emotion but chooses not to express it.&#10;_______ of emotions occurs when a person experiences an emotion but chooses not to express it.&#10;_______ of emotions occurs when a person experiences an emotion but chooses not to express it.&#10;_______ of emotions occurs when a person experiences an emotion but chooses not to express it.&#10;_______ of emotions occurs when a person experiences an emotion but chooses not to express it.&#10;_______ of emotions occurs when a person experiences an emotion but chooses not to express it.&#10;_______ of emotions occurs when a person experiences an emotion but chooses not to express it.&#10;_______ of emotions occurs when a person experiences an emotion but chooses not to express it.&#10;A _______ illness includes both mental and physical elements.&#10;A _______ illness includes both mental and physical elements.&#10;A _______ illness includes both mental and physical elements.&#10;A _______ illness includes both mental and physical elements.&#10;A _______ illness includes both mental and physical elements.&#10;A _______ illness includes both mental and physical elements.&#10;A _______ illness includes both mental and physical elements.&#10;A _______ illness includes both mental and physical elements.&#10;A _______ illness includes both mental and physical elements.&#10;A _______ illness includes both mental and physical elements.&#10;A _______ illness includes both mental and physical elements.&#10;A _______ illness includes both mental and physical elements.&#10;A _______ illness includes both mental and physical elements.&#10;A _______ illness includes both mental and physical elements.&#10;An attitude of distrust or suspicion toward others is known as _______.&#10;An attitude of distrust or suspicion toward others is known as _______.&#10;An attitude of distrust or suspicion toward others is known as _______.&#10;An attitude of distrust or suspicion toward others is known as _______.&#10;An attitude of distrust or suspicion toward others is known as _______.&#10;An attitude of distrust or suspicion toward others is known as _______.&#10;An attitude of distrust or suspicion toward others is known as _______.&#10;An attitude of distrust or suspicion toward others is known as _______.&#10;An attitude of distrust or suspicion toward others is known as _______.&#10;An attitude of distrust or suspicion toward others is known as _______.&#10;An attitude of distrust or suspicion toward others is known as _______.&#10;An attitude of distrust or suspicion toward others is known as _______.&#10;An attitude of distrust or suspicion toward others is known as _______.&#10;An attitude of distrust or suspicion toward others is known as _______.&#10;When a person experiences fear or anger, the adrenal glands discharge _______.&#10;When a person experiences fear or anger, the adrenal glands discharge _______.&#10;When a person experiences fear or anger, the adrenal glands discharge _______.&#10;When a person experiences fear or anger, the adrenal glands discharge _______.&#10;When a person experiences fear or anger, the adrenal glands discharge _______.&#10;When a person experiences fear or anger, the adrenal glands discharge _______.&#10;When a person experiences fear or anger, the adrenal glands discharge _______.&#10;When a person experiences fear or anger, the adrenal glands discharge _______.&#10;When a person experiences fear or anger, the adrenal glands discharge _______.&#10;When a person experiences fear or anger, the adrenal glands discharge _______.&#10;When a person experiences fear or anger, the adrenal glands discharge _______.&#10;When a person experiences fear or anger, the adrenal glands discharge _______.&#10;When a person experiences fear or anger, the adrenal glands discharge _______.&#10;When a person experiences fear or anger, the adrenal glands discharge _______.&#10;Frequent or repeated frustration and anger can evolve into feelings of _______ toward the person or situation associated with those feelings.&#10;Frequent or repeated frustration and anger can evolve into feelings of _______ toward the person or situation associated with those feelings.&#10;Frequent or repeated frustration and anger can evolve into feelings of _______ toward the person or situation associated with those feelings.&#10;Frequent or repeated frustration and anger can evolve into feelings of _______ toward the person or situation associated with those feelings.&#10;Frequent or repeated frustration and anger can evolve into feelings of _______ toward the person or situation associated with those feelings.&#10;Frequent or repeated frustration and anger can evolve into feelings of _______ toward the person or situation associated with those feelings.&#10;Frequent or repeated frustration and anger can evolve into feelings of _______ toward the person or situation associated with those feelings.&#10;Frequent or repeated frustration and anger can evolve into feelings of _______ toward the person or situation associated with those feelings.&#10;Frequent or repeated frustration and anger can evolve into feelings of _______ toward the person or situation associated with those feelings.&#10;Frequent or repeated frustration and anger can evolve into feelings of _______ toward the person or situation associated with those feelings.&#10;Frequent or repeated frustration and anger can evolve into feelings of _______ toward the person or situation associated with those feelings.&#10;Frequent or repeated frustration and anger can evolve into feelings of _______ toward the person or situation associated with those feelings.&#10;Frequent or repeated frustration and anger can evolve into feelings of _______ toward the person or situation associated with those feelings.&#10;Frequent or repeated frustration and anger can evolve into feelings of _______ toward the person or situation associated with those feelings.&#10;_______ is the almost continuous stream of thoughts and memories that most people experience; it can increase stress and cause insomnia.&#10;_______ is the almost continuous stream of thoughts and memories that most people experience; it can increase stress and cause insomnia.&#10;_______ is the almost continuous stream of thoughts and memories that most people experience; it can increase stress and cause insomnia.&#10;_______ is the almost continuous stream of thoughts and memories that most people experience; it can increase stress and cause insomnia.&#10;_______ is the almost continuous stream of thoughts and memories that most people experience; it can increase stress and cause insomnia.&#10;_______ is the almost continuous stream of thoughts and memories that most people experience; it can increase stress and cause insomnia.&#10;_______ is the almost continuous stream of thoughts and memories that most people experience; it can increase stress and cause insomnia.&#10;_______ is the almost continuous stream of thoughts and memories that most people experience; it can increase stress and cause insomnia.&#10;_______ is the almost continuous stream of thoughts and memories that most people experience; it can increase stress and cause insomnia.&#10;_______ is the almost continuous stream of thoughts and memories that most people experience; it can increase stress and cause insomnia.&#10;_______ is the almost continuous stream of thoughts and memories that most people experience; it can increase stress and cause insomnia.&#10;_______ is the almost continuous stream of thoughts and memories that most people experience; it can increase stress and cause insomnia.&#10;_______ is the almost continuous stream of thoughts and memories that most people experience; it can increase stress and cause insomnia.&#10;_______ is the almost continuous stream of thoughts and memories that most people experience; it can increase stress and cause insomnia.&#10;In response to situations that arouse fear or anger, the adrenal glands release the hormones adrenalin and _______.&#10;In response to situations that arouse fear or anger, the adrenal glands release the hormones adrenalin and _______.&#10;In response to situations that arouse fear or anger, the adrenal glands release the hormones adrenalin and _______.&#10;In response to situations that arouse fear or anger, the adrenal glands release the hormones adrenalin and _______.&#10;In response to situations that arouse fear or anger, the adrenal glands release the hormones adrenalin and _______.&#10;In response to situations that arouse fear or anger, the adrenal glands release the hormones adrenalin and _______.&#10;In response to situations that arouse fear or anger, the adrenal glands release the hormones adrenalin and _______.&#10;In response to situations that arouse fear or anger, the adrenal glands release the hormones adrenalin and _______.&#10;In response to situations that arouse fear or anger, the adrenal glands release the hormones adrenalin and _______.&#10;In response to situations that arouse fear or anger, the adrenal glands release the hormones adrenalin and _______.&#10;In response to situations that arouse fear or anger, the adrenal glands release the hormones adrenalin and _______.&#10;In response to situations that arouse fear or anger, the adrenal glands release the hormones adrenalin and _______.&#10;In response to situations that arouse fear or anger, the adrenal glands release the hormones adrenalin and _______.&#10;In response to situations that arouse fear or anger, the adrenal glands release the hormones adrenalin and _______.&#10;Thinking about a stressful situation can produce a _______ reaction in the body similar to that of actually experiencing a stressful situation.&#10;Thinking about a stressful situation can produce a _______ reaction in the body similar to that of actually experiencing a stressful situation.&#10;Thinking about a stressful situation can produce a _______ reaction in the body similar to that of actually experiencing a stressful situation.&#10;Thinking about a stressful situation can produce a _______ reaction in the body similar to that of actually experiencing a stressful situation.&#10;Thinking about a stressful situation can produce a _______ reaction in the body similar to that of actually experiencing a stressful situation.&#10;Thinking about a stressful situation can produce a _______ reaction in the body similar to that of actually experiencing a stressful situation.&#10;Thinking about a stressful situation can produce a _______ reaction in the body similar to that of actually experiencing a stressful situation.&#10;Thinking about a stressful situation can produce a _______ reaction in the body similar to that of actually experiencing a stressful situation.&#10;Thinking about a stressful situation can produce a _______ reaction in the body similar to that of actually experiencing a stressful situation.&#10;Thinking about a stressful situation can produce a _______ reaction in the body similar to that of actually experiencing a stressful situation.&#10;Thinking about a stressful situation can produce a _______ reaction in the body similar to that of actually experiencing a stressful situation.&#10;Thinking about a stressful situation can produce a _______ reaction in the body similar to that of actually experiencing a stressful situation.&#10;Thinking about a stressful situation can produce a _______ reaction in the body similar to that of actually experiencing a stressful situation.&#10;Thinking about a stressful situation can produce a _______ reaction in the body similar to that of actually experiencing a stressful situation.&#10;_______ are events or outside influences that trigger a state of emotional arousal.&#10;_______ are events or outside influences that trigger a state of emotional arousal.&#10;_______ are events or outside influences that trigger a state of emotional arousal.&#10;_______ are events or outside influences that trigger a state of emotional arousal.&#10;_______ are events or outside influences that trigger a state of emotional arousal.&#10;_______ are events or outside influences that trigger a state of emotional arousal.&#10;_______ are events or outside influences that trigger a state of emotional arousal.&#10;_______ are events or outside influences that trigger a state of emotional arousal.&#10;_______ are events or outside influences that trigger a state of emotional arousal.&#10;_______ are events or outside influences that trigger a state of emotional arousal.&#10;_______ are events or outside influences that trigger a state of emotional arousal.&#10;_______ are events or outside influences that trigger a state of emotional arousal.&#10;_______ are events or outside influences that trigger a state of emotional arousal.&#10;_______ are events or outside influences that trigger a state of emotional arousal.&#10;If an emotion is extremely intense, and/or the situation that aroused the feeling is painful or unacceptable, then the emotion may be _______, or pushed into the subconscious mind.&#10;If an emotion is extremely intense, and/or the situation that aroused the feeling is painful or unacceptable, then the emotion may be _______, or pushed into the subconscious mind.&#10;If an emotion is extremely intense, and/or the situation that aroused the feeling is painful or unacceptable, then the emotion may be _______, or pushed into the subconscious mind.&#10;If an emotion is extremely intense, and/or the situation that aroused the feeling is painful or unacceptable, then the emotion may be _______, or pushed into the subconscious mind.&#10;If an emotion is extremely intense, and/or the situation that aroused the feeling is painful or unacceptable, then the emotion may be _______, or pushed into the subconscious mind.&#10;If an emotion is extremely intense, and/or the situation that aroused the feeling is painful or unacceptable, then the emotion may be _______, or pushed into the subconscious mind.&#10;If an emotion is extremely intense, and/or the situation that aroused the feeling is painful or unacceptable, then the emotion may be _______, or pushed into the subconscious mind.&#10;If an emotion is extremely intense, and/or the situation that aroused the feeling is painful or unacceptable, then the emotion may be _______, or pushed into the subconscious mind.&#10;If an emotion is extremely intense, and/or the situation that aroused the feeling is painful or unacceptable, then the emotion may be _______, or pushed into the subconscious mind.&#10;If an emotion is extremely intense, and/or the situation that aroused the feeling is painful or unacceptable, then the emotion may be _______, or pushed into the subconscious mind.&#10;If an emotion is extremely intense, and/or the situation that aroused the feeling is painful or unacceptable, then the emotion may be _______, or pushed into the subconscious mind.&#10;If an emotion is extremely intense, and/or the situation that aroused the feeling is painful or unacceptable, then the emotion may be _______, or pushed into the subconscious mind.&#10;If an emotion is extremely intense, and/or the situation that aroused the feeling is painful or unacceptable, then the emotion may be _______, or pushed into the subconscious mind.&#10;If an emotion is extremely intense, and/or the situation that aroused the feeling is painful or unacceptable, then the emotion may be _______, or pushed into the subconscious mind.&#10;Showing concern for the well-being of others is known as _______.&#10;Showing concern for the well-being of others is known as _______.&#10;Showing concern for the well-being of others is known as _______.&#10;Showing concern for the well-being of others is known as _______.&#10;Showing concern for the well-being of others is known as _______.&#10;Showing concern for the well-being of others is known as _______.&#10;Showing concern for the well-being of others is known as _______.&#10;Showing concern for the well-being of others is known as _______.&#10;Showing concern for the well-being of others is known as _______.&#10;Showing concern for the well-being of others is known as _______.&#10;Showing concern for the well-being of others is known as _______.&#10;Showing concern for the well-being of others is known as _______.&#10;Showing concern for the well-being of others is known as _______.&#10;Showing concern for the well-being of others is known as _______.&#10;_______ is a generalized physical response to either a positive or a negative emotional state.&#10;_______ is a generalized physical response to either a positive or a negative emotional state.&#10;_______ is a generalized physical response to either a positive or a negative emotional state.&#10;_______ is a generalized physical response to either a positive or a negative emotional state.&#10;_______ is a generalized physical response to either a positive or a negative emotional state.&#10;_______ is a generalized physical response to either a positive or a negative emotional state.&#10;_______ is a generalized physical response to either a positive or a negative emotional state.&#10;_______ is a generalized physical response to either a positive or a negative emotional state.&#10;_______ is a generalized physical response to either a positive or a negative emotional state.&#10;_______ is a generalized physical response to either a positive or a negative emotional state.&#10;_______ is a generalized physical response to either a positive or a negative emotional state.&#10;_______ is a generalized physical response to either a positive or a negative emotional state.&#10;_______ is a generalized physical response to either a positive or a negative emotional state.&#10;_______ is a generalized physical response to either a positive or a negative emotional state.&#10;Sending money or supplies to a community that has experienced a flood or hurricane is one example of the type of love called _______.&#10;Sending money or supplies to a community that has experienced a flood or hurricane is one example of the type of love called _______.&#10;Sending money or supplies to a community that has experienced a flood or hurricane is one example of the type of love called _______.&#10;Sending money or supplies to a community that has experienced a flood or hurricane is one example of the type of love called _______.&#10;Sending money or supplies to a community that has experienced a flood or hurricane is one example of the type of love called _______.&#10;Sending money or supplies to a community that has experienced a flood or hurricane is one example of the type of love called _______.&#10;Sending money or supplies to a community that has experienced a flood or hurricane is one example of the type of love called _______.&#10;Sending money or supplies to a community that has experienced a flood or hurricane is one example of the type of love called _______.&#10;Sending money or supplies to a community that has experienced a flood or hurricane is one example of the type of love called _______.&#10;Sending money or supplies to a community that has experienced a flood or hurricane is one example of the type of love called _______.&#10;Sending money or supplies to a community that has experienced a flood or hurricane is one example of the type of love called _______.&#10;Sending money or supplies to a community that has experienced a flood or hurricane is one example of the type of love called _______.&#10;Sending money or supplies to a community that has experienced a flood or hurricane is one example of the type of love called _______.&#10;Sending money or supplies to a community that has experienced a flood or hurricane is one example of the type of love called _______.&#10;_______ is a mild form of anger/hate directed to a specific person or group.&#10;_______ is a mild form of anger/hate directed to a specific person or group.&#10;_______ is a mild form of anger/hate directed to a specific person or group.&#10;_______ is a mild form of anger/hate directed to a specific person or group.&#10;_______ is a mild form of anger/hate directed to a specific person or group.&#10;_______ is a mild form of anger/hate directed to a specific person or group.&#10;_______ is a mild form of anger/hate directed to a specific person or group.&#10;_______ is a mild form of anger/hate directed to a specific person or group.&#10;_______ is a mild form of anger/hate directed to a specific person or group.&#10;_______ is a mild form of anger/hate directed to a specific person or group.&#10;_______ is a mild form of anger/hate directed to a specific person or group.&#10;_______ is a mild form of anger/hate directed to a specific person or group.&#10;_______ is a mild form of anger/hate directed to a specific person or group.&#10;_______ is a mild form of anger/hate directed to a specific person or group.

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Question 8

Love that is available at all times, through ups and downs, regardless of a person's behavior, is known as ___________ love.&#10;A) conditional&#10;B) self&#10;C) parental&#10;D) unconditional&#10;E) all of the above

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The answer of Love that is available at all times,...

Question 9

It is wrong to feel negative emotions such as anger and fear.

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Question 10

Which is not an appropriate way for a health care professional to respond to an angry patient?&#10;A) Say, &#34;I sense that you are angry.&#34;&#10;B) Acknowledge that the patient has the right to be angry.&#10;C) Say, &#34;There's nothing to get upset about.&#34;&#10;D) Try to resolve the problem that aroused the patient's anger.

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The answer of Which is not an appropriate way for...

Question 11

Explain the meaning of self-love and how it contributes to a person's quality of life.

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The answer of Explain the meaning of self-love and how...

Question 12

The &#34;fight or flight&#34; response causes the individual to slow down and approach a situation with caution.

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Question 13

A well-adjusted person does not experience anger.

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Question 14

What are several strategies for using emotions constructively?

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Question 15

Anger can be expressed in destructive or constructive ways. Give examples of each.

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Question 16

Fear results from a perceived threat to one's physical or emotional security.

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Question 17

What are some positive emotions that contribute to a state of happiness?

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The answer of What are some positive emotions that contribute...

Question 18

Explain several strategies a person can use to develop better self-control.

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Question 19

What emotions are generally considered to be negative?.

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Question 20

Rewrite the following accusative &#34;you-statements&#34; to be &#34;I-statements&#34; that reflect the speaker's feelings rather than accuse another person. &#160; &#10;You are always late. &#10;You have no right to tell me what to do. &#10;&#160; Your room looks like a pigsty.

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Question 21

Give an example of how a health care professional could respond to a patient or family member who is grieving.

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Question 22

An individual's emotional patterns are influenced by&#10;A) heredity.&#10;B) family patterns of expressing emotions.&#10;C) successes and failures experienced in life.&#10;D) other people's reactions to one's expression of emotions.&#10;E) all of the above

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Question 23

Describe the body's response to anger and fear and tell the purpose of this response.

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Question 24

Unconditional love&#10;A) can be learned at any stage of life&#10;B) is most important for children&#10;C) is most important for parents&#10;D) is most important for cancer patients

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Question 25

Define self-control.

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Question 26

List several ways that emotions influence a person's quality of life.

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Question 27

Grief is a feeling of sadness that results from a loss.

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Question 28

A patient who suffers from a phobia or from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) probably needs&#10;A) open communication&#10;B) self-control&#10;C) &#34;I- statements&#34;&#10;D) psychotherapy

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Question 29

The type of emotions (positive or negative) that a person feels most of the time is known as&#10;A) personality&#10;B) temperament&#10;C) mood swings&#10;D) cynicism

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Deck 7: Emotions and Behavior