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Jramos095

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According to John Gottman and his colleagues, anger, sadness, whining, disgust, tension and fear, belligerence, contempt, and defensiveness are all examples of
 
  a. negative affect.
  b. refusing-to-accept influence.
  c. positive affect.
  d. sabotage.

Question 2

Regardless of the circumstances, Julie believes that nonmarital intercourse is wrong for both women and men. Julie's point of view reflects which standard of nonmarital sex?
 
  a. permissiveness with affection b. permissiveness without affection
 c. abstinence d. the double standard



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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