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Anger and Hostility

     The terms anger and hostility are often used interchangeably to describe a set of negative emotions, (1) __________ they are not the same. Anger has been (2) __________ as a temporary emotion that may or may not be expressed physically or verbally. Hostility, (3) __________, is not a temporary condition. (4) __________, it is an attitude. Hostility is anger that is expressed in aggressive behavior (5) __________ by animosity and hatefulness. Anger is a simpler concept (6) __________ hostility.

— Adapted from Karren, Hafen, Smith, and Frandsen, Mind/Body Health, 2nd ed., p. 195

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		7. The transition used to fill blank (1) signals     a. generalization and example.   b. comparison and contrast.   c. cause and effect.
		8. The term used to fill blank (2) signals     a. definition.   b. comparison and contrast.   c. cause and effect.
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