Repeatedly Saying the Word "Me" Puts People in a Better

question 35

Multiple Choice

Repeatedly saying the word "me" puts people in a better mood than repeatedly saying "you." This best illustrates the

• A) catharsis hypothesis.
• B) feel-good,do-good phenomenon.
• C) adaptation-level phenomenon.
• D) facial feedback effect.

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Definitions:

Irrational Assumptions

Beliefs that are not based on logic or reason, often leading to unrealistic expectations and distorted perceptions.

Ellis's Technique

A cognitive-behavioral therapy method developed by Albert Ellis, focusing on identifying and changing irrational beliefs.

Performance Anxiety

The fear of performing inadequately and a related tension experienced during sex.

Short-term Anxiety

A temporary state of high stress or worry that typically resolves quickly and is often related to specific situations or stimuli.