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What is fear to people who push the envelope and venture beyond their comfort zones?
 A) a signal to be scared
  B) a sign of apprehension
  C) a signal to use caution
  D) a sign of weakness
  E) a signal to slow down

Question 2

How much more negative emotion compared to positive emotion do people typically experience?
 A) 10 times more
  B) 7-8 times more
  C) 6 times more
  D) 3-4 times more
  E) 2 times more



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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