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go.lag

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In the context of cultural syndromes of distress, _____ is the extreme fear that one's genitals are shrinking or retracting into the body, causing death.
 
  a) Whakama
  b) Koro
  c) Zar
  d) Susto

Question 2

According to the Twenty Statements Test conducted by Cousins (1989), Japanese respondents:
 
  a) felt awkward providing self-descriptions.
  b) tended to qualify their descriptions.
  c) generated a greater number of abstract internal attributes than did the Americans.
  d) were less individualistic than Americans when the context was specified.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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