The Ability to Make Judgments on the Basis of Well-Supported

question 158

Multiple Choice

The ability to make judgments on the basis of well-supported reasons rather than emotion or anecdote is called:

• A)applied psychology.
• B)basic psychology.
• C)critical thinking.
• D)trained introspection.

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Definitions:

Temperamental Characteristics

These are fundamental aspects of an individual's personality, such as moodiness or adaptability, that are believed to be innate and often observable in early childhood.

Growth

Developmental change or adaptation to the constant flux of influences on our lives that involves adding new characteristics, understandings, skills, and so on to our behavioral repertoire.

Anxiety Attacks

Sudden and intense periods of fear or discomfort, often accompanied by physical symptoms such as heart palpitations, shortness of breath, and dizziness.

Serious Back Injury

This refers to significant harm or damage to the back, which can impair mobility, function, and quality of life, often requiring medical intervention.