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| Affectively, psychopaths
are emotionally shallow, selfish, callous, and lack any remorse. odds," "horrible death," and "despairing
fight"--encourages her audience to participate affectively in
African American women's experience of defenselessness. In essence, it was African
Americans' commitment to their religious faith that correlated most
with how they respond affectively toward LGBs: the more they attended
church, the more negative their attitudes were toward LGBs. |
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