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1. When someone close to you is upset, and you feel guilty for their emotions, it might be an example of:

• a) Empathy

• b) Sympathy

• c) Codependency

• d) Compassion

2. In psychology, guilt that is based on irrational thoughts or beliefs

• a) Healthy guilt

• b) Neurotic guilt

• c) Altruistic guilt

• d) Somatic guilt

3. When feeling guilty over someone else's feelings, what could be a possible downside?

• a) One-sided communication

• b) Enhanced self-esteem

• c) Unresolved emotions

• d) Stronger relationships

4. The emotional state that often leads to feeling guilty for someone else's feelings is:

• a) Schadenfreude

• b) Emotional intelligence

• c) Emotional contagion

• d) Affective forecasting

5. When dealing with someone else's negative emotions, it's crucial to maintain:

• a) Emotional detachment

• b) Emotional repression

• c) Emotional intensity

• d) Emotional fusion

6. The concept of "emotional labor" in psychology relates to:

• a) Suppressing your own emotions to cater to others

• b) Expressing your emotions openly

• c) Ignoring other people's feelings

• d) Sharing your emotions without boundaries

7. Which of the following can be a healthy response to someone else's negative emotions?

• a) Taking personal responsibility

• b) Setting emotional boundaries

• c) Ignoring their feelings

• d) Becoming emotionally enmeshed

8. Excessive guilt over other people's feelings can lead to:

• a) Increased self-awareness

• b) Self-sacrifice

• c) Deranged mental health

• d) Emotional resilience

9. "Love is the only kind of ____ that can make you feel like you're ____."

• a) math, solving equations

• b) traffic, going nowhere

• c) dessert, on a diet

• d) painting, a masterpiece

10. "Cognitive distortions" can contribute to feeling guilty for someone else's emotions. Which of the following is NOT a cognitive distortion?

• a) Personalization

• b) Catastrophizing

• c) Emotional intelligence

• d) Mind-reading