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lak

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John B. Watson believed that personality was built out of
 
  a) the self-actualization process.
  b) conditioning and reinforcement.
  c) resolution of intrapsychic conflicts.
  d) progression through psychosocial stages.

Question 2

Laboratory studies, like the ones using the dot probe task, have provided evidence for the theory that
 
  a) chronic anxiety creates negative cognitions.
  b) fixating on dots for long periods of time may create anxiety.
  c) the way we focus our attention can influence anxious mood.
  d) none of the above.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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