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Pauline, a musician, identifies an injury she suffered as an adolescent as the turning point in her life.
 
  Though she was very upset due to the injury, she says that had she not been temporarily bedridden, she would never have started playing the guitar. This increased her interest in music, which helped her take crucial decisions later in life. This is an example of ________.
  A) moderation
  B) reframing
  C) whistleblowing
  D) social stigma
  E) groupthink

Question 2

Ken is employed as a manager in a construction firm. He witnesses corruption and immorality on a daily basis. However, Ken ignores it because he feels that he may lose his job if he reports these activities.
 
  Ken's behavior in this case is an example of ________.
  A) whistleblowing
  B) reframing
  C) the bystander effect
  D) the Peter principle
  E) the code of silence



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

E



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