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    A Child Who Is "Itching for a Fight" at the Slightest
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A Child Who Is "Itching for a Fight" at the Slightest

Question 29

Question 29

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A child who is "itching for a fight" at the slightest provocation has a(n)


A) intuition of self-oriented distress.
B) orientation toward heteronomous morality.
C) hostile attributional bias.
D) learned-helplessness disposition.

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