The Capacity to Manage Feelings So That They Do Not

question 35

Multiple Choice

The capacity to manage feelings so that they do not interfere with a productive life is called:

• A) an externalizing tendency.
• B) an internalizing tendency.
• C) emotion regulation.
• D) cognitive reconstruction.

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