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Themember4

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Research suggests that efforts to actively suppress emotions result in
 
  A) increased autonomic arousal.
  B) more efficient time management.
  C) inevitable outbursts of physical aggression.
  D) deficiencies in one's ability to deal with others.

Question 2

A body area that is sexually sensitive or responsive is called a/an
 
  A) sensate focus.
  B) refractory area.
  C) autoerotic zone.
  D) erogenous zone.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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