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The document is a midterm examination for a course titled SMS during the fall 2007 semester. It provides instructions for a two hour exam for 20 students with a maximum of 25 marks. The exam consists of filling in the blanks for 10 questions worth a total of 10 marks and answering 4 short questions worth 2 marks each. The questions cover topics like empathy, assumptions, arguments, responding to criticism, thinking, procrastination, overcoming speech anxiety, types of thinking, life goals, and ultimate goals.
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