People Who Typically Remain Quiet Because They Constantly Fear That

question 33

Multiple Choice

People who typically remain quiet because they constantly fear that others will evaluate them negatively most clearly demonstrate

• A) introversion.
• B) agreeableness.
• C) shyness.
• D) self-transcendence.

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Definitions:

Convictions

The act of declaring someone legally guilty of a crime following a trial.

Corporations

Legal entities that can enter into contracts and own property. They are taxed at a lower rate than individuals and their owners are normally not liable for the corporation’s debt or any harm it may cause the public.

Consensus Crimes

Crimes that are universally condemned by society, such as murder or theft, and seen as inherently wrong.

Criminals

Persons who engage in activities that breach legal codes and are thus subject to judicial indictment and punishment; this definition reiterates their adversarial role against societal norms and laws.