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[Question 5/True?]
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5. Hitting a child is an example of anger: True?
This statement is false. Hitting and anger are not the same thing. Anger is an emotion; hitting is a behavior. Hitting is a choice an angry person can make. But that an angry person can choose to do something else. We should not identify anger with violent behavior.

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