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Question 1

Which experience during prenatal development has been associated with the development of sexual orientation?

◦ hormonal secretions
◦ severe physical trauma
◦ neural abnormalities
◦ loss of oxygen

Question 2

Which factor is NOT considered in the common-sense view of emotions, the James-Lange theory of emotions, or the Cannon-Bard theory of emotions?

◦ interaction between physiological responses and conscious experiences
◦ expressive reactions
◦ physiological responses
◦ cognitive interpretations
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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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