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Looking Away from an Upsetting Stimulus in Order to Regulate

Question 75

Question 75

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Looking away from an upsetting stimulus in order to regulate one's level of arousal is referred to as


A) co-regulation.
B) self-comforting behavior.
C) self-distraction.
D) co-distraction.

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