The Recalibration Theory of Anger __________

question 21

Multiple Choice

The recalibration theory of anger __________.

• A)does not apply to mating contexts
• B)explains situations in which anger occurs in the absence of precipitating factors
• C)proposes that anger functions to increase a target's valuation of one's welfare
• D)all of the above

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