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According to Wegner, what typically happens when people prone to anxiety disorders try to rid their mind of distressing or unwanted thoughts?
A) Physiological changes in the brain attempt to repress the unwanted thoughts.
B) The thoughts are replaced with scenes related to images from previous dreams.
C) The thoughts actually become more associated with emotions.
D) They relax because physiological cues are decreased.

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