A Population That Differs from Others in the Frequency of Certain

question 18

Multiple Choice

A population that differs from others in the frequency of certain hereditary traits is called a ________.

• A) socially constructed race
• B) biological race
• C) psychological race
• D) culturally defined race

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Definitions:

Dyadic Effect

The reciprocal nature of self-disclosure: “You disclose to me, and I’ll disclose to you.”

Self-Disclosure

The act of revealing personal information to others, which can strengthen relationships but also entails risk of vulnerability.

Relational Dialectics Theory

Theory that views relational development as the management of tensions that pull us in two directions at the same time (connection-autonomy; predictability-novelty; openness-closedness).

Tensions Management

The process of dealing with and balancing various opposing forces or elements within personal or professional contexts, aiming to reduce conflict and maintain stability.