Question

which action is an effect of lowered inhibitions? experiencing spiritual forces that are actually absent revisiting previously pent - up emotions and thoughts doing or saying things out of line with ones beliefs or values perceiving outside stimuli in a drastically heightened state

Explanation:

Lowered inhibitions can lead to behaviors that go against one's usual beliefs or values. For example, under the influence of substances that lower inhibitions (like alcohol), people may act in ways they wouldn't when sober. Experiencing spiritual forces that are absent is more related to hallucinations or misperceptions not directly tied to lowered inhibitions. Revisiting pent - up emotions and thoughts could happen in various states (like during therapy) not specifically due to lowered inhibitions. Perceiving outside stimuli in a heightened state is more about sensory perception changes rather than inhibition levels.

Answer:

doing or saying things out of line with one's beliefs or values