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| (defined operationally) increase in the startle |
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| reaction to a violation of community standards |
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| reaction to something that would make you feel contaminated if it got into your mouth |
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| emotional reaction to mistakes, being the center of attention, or “sticky situations,” |
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| frustration-aggresion hypothesis |
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| theory that frustration leads to aggressive behavior |
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| test that uses the polygraph to measure whether a person has information that should be known only by someone guilty of a certain crime or someone who talked with the guilty person |
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| machine that simultaneously measures heart rate, breathing rate, blood pressure, and electrical conduction of the skin |
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| study of the features that enrich life, such as hope, creativity, courage, spirituality, and responsibility |
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| self-evaluation of one's life as pleasant, interesting, and satisfying |
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