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Compulsively behaving opposite to one's true thoughts and feelings is called
 
  a) undoing.
  b) isolation.
  c) flooding.
  d) reaction formation.

Question 2

What are couples encouraged to do in the early stages of sensate focus?
 
  a) explore each others' bodies
   b) try intercourse in a new setting
   c) argue openly about past incidents
   d) focus on the woman having an orgasm



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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