The Habitual Use of Misguided or Ineffective Strategies for Achieving

question 119

Multiple Choice

The habitual use of misguided or ineffective strategies for achieving desirable outcomes is called

• A) deliberate self-destruction.
• B) trade-off.
• C) ingratiation.
• D) counterproductive.

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Definitions:

Biological Perspective

An approach in psychology that examines psychological disorders and behaviors from a biological standpoint, considering genetics, brain structures, and neurochemistry.

Humanism

A philosophical and ethical stance that emphasizes the value and autonomy of the individual and prioritizes human welfare.

Cultural Perspective

An approach or viewpoint that considers the influence of culture, including beliefs, values, and practices, on people's behaviors and perceptions.

Personal Growth

The process of improving oneself, including developing talents, enhancing quality of life, and realizing one's potential.