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The adaptive regulation of emotions involves
 
  a. suppressing all types of emotions, positive or negative.
  b. suppressing all negative emotions.
  c. maintaining or intensifying all positive emotions.
  d. suppressing some types of arousal while maintaining or intensifying others.

Question 2

Kinship is a measure of
 
  a. shared environmental influences.
  b. cohesiveness within adoptive families.
  c. nonshared individualized environmental experiences.
  d. the extent to which individuals share the same genes.



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Answer to Question 1

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