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Tachrichim
The Jews use a Tachrichim, a white clothing made of 100% linen to cover
the body of a dead person after it has been cleansed or purified (taharah). It
is a simple white covering that is hand-stitched without fasteners, buttons or
zippers.
What's the question or are those seperate questions based on personal life
This demonstrates (A) proactive aggression.
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What is proactive aggression?</h3>
- Proactive or instrumental aggression is goal-directed behavior that goes beyond physical assault (e.g., robbery).
- In contrast, reactive or aggressive hostility occurs in response to provocation (e.g. retaliation).
- The essence of proactive aggression is goal-oriented and calculated (Dodge, 1991).
- A child assaulting a peer in order to seize their snack or toy is an example of proactive aggression.
- A child threatening to physically injure a peer to gain their way is another example of proactive aggressiveness.
So, in the given situation where "a serial killer stalks a potential victim for weeks, attacking only when it is least likely that he will be caught" is best described by proactive aggression.
Therefore, this demonstrates (A) proactive aggression.
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The correct question is given below:
A serial killer stalks a potential victim for weeks, attacking only when it is least likely that he will be caught. This demonstrates _____ aggression.
(A) proactive
(B) frustrative
(C) reactive
(D) passive
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