Being able to calm oneself when angry or lower the anxiety of another person is an example of
A)management of emotions.
B)perception of emotions.
C)understanding of emotions.
D)use and assimilation of emotions.
E)general cognitive ability.

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Being able to calm oneself or lower someone else's anxiety directly involves managing emotions, which is the ability to regulate and control one's own emotions and to help others manage theirs.

Being Able to Calm Oneself When Angry or Lower the Anxiety