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jace

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In the context of depressive disorders, people who remain depressed:
 
  A) experience a loss of contact with reality.
  B) have more social support.
  C) have lower self-esteem.
  D) are more likely to be able to solve social problems.

Question 2

Which of the following statements is true in the context of the effects of violent video games?
 
  A) Moderating variables such as social connectedness figure into the effects of media violence.
  B) Violent video games are connected with an increase in juvenile delinquency.
  C) Males are relatively less likely than females to act aggressively after playing violent video games.
  D) Students who obtain higher grades are more likely to behave aggressively following exposure to violent video games.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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