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Bob-Dole

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The purpose of the exercise of writing down everything you notice about your non-dominant hand is to _____.
 a. appreciate the wonders of the human body
 b. build unconditional acceptance of the present
 c. develop non-attachment towards our bodies
 d. exercise detached observation
 e. understand that by focusing on the here and now we eliminate stress

Question 2

Contrast an internal and external locus of control. Give examples of behavior patterns.



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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

Internal: In control, not luck or chance.
External: Out of control, fate out of their hands.



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