27) Sid saw a gang of teenagers throw rocks at his car, He saw the damage this c

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27) Sid saw a gang of teenagers throw rocks at his car, He saw the damage this caused and became very angry. He chased the teens, and although he could not catch them, he got close enough to recognize one of them. Although Sid envisioned retaliating for the damage to his car, be knew n would be better to seek compensation for the damage. He called the police, reported the incidet, and swore he would sue the parents of the boy he knew to make them pay for the damage to car. Which of the following was the antecedent event in Sid's the A) Becoming angry C) Seeing the teens throw the rocks B) Chasing the teens D) Not being able to catch the teens caused and became 28) Sid saw a gang of teenagers throw rocks at his car. He saw the damage this very angry. He chased the teens, and although he could not catch them, he got close enough to recognize one of them. Although Sid envisioned retaliating would be better seek for the damage to his car, he knew it to seek compensation for the damage. He called the police, reported the incident of the emotional swore he would sue the parents of the boy he knew to make them pay for the damage to the car Sid acknowledged and realized the damage the rocks caused to his car in a part c process known as C) regulation D) moratorium A) appraisal B) outcomes 29) Sid saw a gang of teenagers throw rocks at his car. He saw the damage this caused and became very angry. He chased the teens, and although he could not catch them, he got close enough to recognize one of them. Although Sid envisioned retaliating for the damage to his car, he knew it would be better to seek compensa and swore he would sue the parents of the boy he knew to make them pay for the damage to the car When instead of retaliating Sid decided to call the police and resolve this situation through the legal process, Sid was engaging in A) expressive-suppression C) displacement tion for the damage. He called the police, reported the incident, B) emotion regulation D) reaction formation 30) An emotional response includes A) expressive changes C) objective changes B) subjective changes D) all of these 31) The subjective experience of emotion can be understood by A) an independent rater's coding of facial expressions B) someone's description of how they feel C) brain imaging techniques D) hormonal measurement assays 32) Ekman's neuro-cultural theory of emotion proposes that which of the following may be different across cultures? A) facial expressions that accompany emotions B) the regulation of emotions C) the physiological underpinnings of emotions D) the universality of emotions

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33. The answer is Option D, Display Rules. Display rules refer to unwritten social norms that dictate how an individual should be expressing their emotions.

34. The answer is Option C, it has led to academic improvement in the classrooms. Emotional intelligence has positive implications on several areas of functioning, including academic performance.

35. The answer is Option D, amygdala. Amygdala is referred to as the alarm circuit of the brain that is activated during fear inducing situations.

36. The answer is Option D, be happier than those who don’t see meaning and purpose in life. This is because reflect characteristics of the trait, optimism.

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