Compulsivity is the opposite pole of the _____ domain. a. negative affectivity b. antagonism c. detachment d. disinhibition

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Compulsivity is the opposite pole of the _____ domain. a. negative affectivity b. antagonism c. detachment d. disinhibition

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Option d: Disinhibition

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