When You Feel Fear, You May Feel Anything from Apprehension

question 173

Multiple Choice

When you feel fear, you may feel anything from apprehension to sheer terror, which illustrates that

• A)fear is a stimulus motive.
• B)fear, like all emotions, can vary in intensity.
• C)fear is a mixture of surprise and sadness.
• D)the type of fear one feels depends on his or her personality.

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