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V@ndy87

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Getting cell phone texts from a friend wanting you to watch a late-night movie on a school night is an example of a(n) ____.
 A) attention deficit
  B) chronic academic stressor
  C) acute academic stressor
  D) risky behavior
  E) social distraction

Question 2

Students who get excellent grades and have an easy time in high school have a greater risk of displaying _____ when they start college.
 A) academic entitlement
  B) test anxiety
  C) anticipatory academic stress
  D) solitary behavior
  E) risky behaviors



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

A



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