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In Lewin's Model, Tension Can Be Alleviated Through a Process

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In Lewin's model, tension can be alleviated through a process in which some particular region of the psychological environment dissipates the tension. This is termed:


A) repression
B) locomotion
C) quasi-need reduction
D) dehydration

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