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The idea of venting one's frustrations and anger by aggressing in harmless ways is an oversimplification of ________ theory of catharsis.
 
  a. Sigmund Freud's
  b. Kurt Lewin's
  c. Elliot Aronson's
  d. Brad Bushman's

Question 2

Lee is thinking about murdering someone who has wronged him. According to information from your text, under what circumstances would Lee be least likely to commit the crime?
 
  a. Lee knows there is a small chance he would get caught.
  b. The death penalty is one punishment for the crime.
  c. Lee knows that punishment will be fair.
  d. Lee knows that punishment is certain and prompt.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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