A) reinforce
B) not affect
C) undermine
D) bolster
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A) nonverbal communication
B) a manipulator
C) an illustrator
D) nonverbal leakage
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A) more
B) less
C) same
D) least
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A) Intimacy, passion, infatuation
B) Negation of intimacy, passion, commitment
C) Negation of passion, intimacy, commitment
D) Passion, negation of commitment, intimacy
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A) hedonic treadmill
B) durability bias
C) positivity effect
D) broaden and build theory
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A) Happiness leads to unhealthy behaviours that can shorten the life span.
B) Happiness may help people look at the "big picture".
C) Happiness obstructs people from thinking more openly.
D) Happiness may make people focus on details.
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A) wants and needs
B) thoughts and feelings
C) behaviours and emotions
D) energy and flow
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A) Physiological, safety, belonging, esteem, self-actualisation
B) Esteem, safety, self-actualisation, belonging, physiological
C) Safety, self-actualisation, belonging, esteem, physiological
D) Safety, physiological, esteem, belonging, self-actualisation
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A) 15
B) 27
C) 33
D) 42
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A) passionate and companionate love
B) fatuous and empty love
C) consummate and adaptive love
D) interpersonal and intrapersonal love
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A) James-Lange
B) Two-factor
C) Facial feedback hypothesis
D) Cannon-Bard
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A) The polygraph test
B) The Controlled Question Test
C) The guilty knowledge test
D) Shifty eyes
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A) romantic
B) companionate
C) fatuous
D) consummate
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A) the Cannon-Bard theory.
B) Izard's evolutionary theory.
C) the James-Lange theory.
D) Schachter and Singer's two-factor theory.
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A) primary emotion
B) secondary emotion
C) real emotion
D) fake emotion
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A) Marriage
B) Money
C) Flow
D) Political affiliation
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