Initially,people or Animals May Behave Differently If They Are Being

question 136

Multiple Choice

Initially,people or animals may behave differently if they are being watched,but,over time,they become acclimated to the presence of an observer and their behaviour returns to normal.This process is specifically referred to as:

• A) adaptation.
• B) naturalization.
• C) adjustment.
• D) habituation.

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Definitions:

Self-mutilate

Self-mutilation involves deliberately harming one's own body without suicidal intent, often as a way to cope with emotional distress or psychological pain.

Body Cathexis

The emotional significance one attaches to their own body or specific body parts, affecting self-esteem and body satisfaction.

Negative Perceptions

Unfavorable views or judgements formed about something or someone based on subjective feelings or experiences.

Fattism

Discriminatory attitudes and behaviors directed towards individuals because of their size or weight, often rooted in stereotypes and biases.