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Social Studies, 20.07.2019 04:30, 24lbriscoe

Ateenager is unable to eat breakfast and is pacing in the house 2 hours before an appointment for a driving road test. the teen takes the test and passes. the driving test administrator says to the teen, "you did very well. you weren't nervous at all, were you? " what level of anxiety was the teen experiencing prior to and during this road test?

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