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Question 1

Lucille has a thwarted need for power. This will likely lead her to feelings of __________.
◦ stress
◦ relief
◦ happiness
◦ satisfaction

Question 2

Marcella believes that negative events are temporary and specific, rather than lingering and global. What kind of explanatory style is she showing?
◦ optimistic
◦ pessimistic
◦ self-actualized
◦ efficacious
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