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People staying repeatedly on the streets in the February Revolution shows which psychological condition?

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Correct answer: Growth of discontent and courage over fear

The direct answer is A: discontent and courage were growing stronger than fear. Repeatedly remaining in the streets despite danger shows that people were no longer willing to return quietly to ordinary life. Step by step: shortages, war and harsh conditions created anger; repression created fear; however, continued demonstrations showed that anger and collective courage had become stronger than fear; this made the movement harder to stop. B is wrong because repeated protest does not show complete love for the Tsar. C is wrong because continued political action is the opposite of complete indifference. D is wrong because the protesters were demanding change at home, not asking for foreign rule. The important psychological point is collective confidence: when many people act together, individual fear can decrease. Memory cue: repeated protest despite repression signals rising courage and weakening authority.

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