In an Encounter with Another Person, Changing One's Stance by Shifting

question 41

Multiple Choice

In an encounter with another person, changing one's stance by shifting one's weight and increasing one's distance from the other person is an example of:

• A) an intention movement
• B) an appetitive behavior
• C) a fixed action pattern
• D) a learned behavior

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Definitions:

Standard Form

A way of structuring arguments or expressions according to fixed rules, often to clarify logical relations.

Categorical Conclusion

A statement resulting from a syllogistic argument, characteristic of being definitive and relating to categories or classes.

Argument

An explanation or collection of explanations offered to justify the correctness or incorrectness of a particular action or notion to persuade others.

Hypothetical

Based on or involving a hypothesis; not real but imagined for the purpose of discussion or further investigation.