Fort Worth Police Department (FWPD) Practice Test

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What emotional response is less likely exhibited among peers during stressful situations?

  1. Anger

  2. Indifference

  3. Understanding

  4. Joy

The correct answer is: Indifference

Indifference is seen as an emotional response that is less likely to be exhibited among peers during stressful situations because, in such contexts, individuals typically engage with each other's emotions at a higher level. When facing stress, people often experience heightened emotions such as anger, understanding, or even joy—responding to the emotional climate surrounding them. Indifference, which suggests a lack of concern or emotional engagement, contrasts with the natural human tendency to empathize or react emotionally to the struggles of others. In stressful situations, emotional connectivity and response often rise, leading individuals to express more pronounced feelings rather than a detached attitude like indifference.