How Might a Perpetrator of Gaslighting React When a Whistleblower

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Multiple Choice

How might a perpetrator of gaslighting react when a whistleblower comes forward and asserts the reality of the harmful behavior?

• A) The perpetrator realizes that they needs to assert the truth.
• B) The perpetrator becomes meek and vulnerable.
• C) The perpetrator praises the whistleblower for their courage.
• D) The perpetrator shifts the blame or casts doubt on the whistleblower.

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Analyze the effects of demographic changes, including migration and urbanization, on American culture and society in the 1920s.

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