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Eight-year-old Megan reads a sentence such as “You are home all alone,” and is asked how she would feel in the situation. Megan is likely to believe that this situation
a.   cannot make a person feel more than one emotion at the same time.
b.   cannot make a person experience two different emotions that differ in intensity at the same time.
c.   can make a person feel both good and bad at the same time.
d.   cannot influence how a person feels.

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