The "Objects" in the Object-Relations School of Thought Refer To

question 4

Multiple Choice

The "objects" in the object-relations school of thought refer to:

• A) both real and mental representations of other people.
• B) the toys an infant plays with.
• C) the parts of a person's personality.
• D) a person's most basic needs and desires.

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Definitions:

Need For Cognition

A psychological tendency to engage in and enjoy effortful thinking, problem-solving, and the exploration of complex issues.

Central Route

A pathway of persuasion based on the thoughtful and analytical consideration of arguments, leading to lasting attitude change.

Self-Esteem

An individual’s overall subjective emotional evaluation of their own worth, which can affect their mental health and motivation.

Self-Monitoring

The degree to which individuals regulate their behavior to fit social cues and contexts, often adjusting their actions and expressions to appeal to others.