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This philosophy believed it was important to completely control one's passions and emotions. Stoicism Epicureanism Skepticism Platonism
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This philosophy believed it was important to completely control one's passions and emotions.

Stoicism
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The Answer Is: Stoicism

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Stoicism is the philosophy behind controlling one's passions and emotions. It is an ideology that can be imagined in those with adamant, type-A personalities.
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