Armed Forces Classification Test (AFCT) English Practice Test

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In which situation might one “suppress” their emotions?

During a joyful celebration
While grieving a loss
In a professional environment
While attending a wedding

The correct answer is: In a professional environment

The situation where one might "suppress" their emotions occurs in a professional environment. In many workplace settings, individuals may feel the need to manage their emotional expressions to maintain professionalism and adhere to workplace norms. This can involve controlling feelings of stress, frustration, or even personal joy to focus on tasks, maintain a composed demeanor, and ensure effective communication with colleagues. In contrast, the other scenarios typically encourage emotional expression. During a joyful celebration or a wedding, individuals are generally expected to express happiness and joy. While grieving a loss may involve a range of emotional responses, including sadness and vulnerability, it generally does not involve suppression of feelings but rather an acknowledgment of them. Therefore, the professional environment is the context where emotional suppression is more appropriate and often necessary.