When an Individual Can Move Past a Situation in Order

question 23

Short Answer

When an individual can move past a situation in order to move toward his or her future, it is said that the person has _______ the immediate situation.

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Definitions:

External Rewards

Incentives provided from an external source to motivate behavior, such as money, grades, or praise.

Perspective-Taking Skills

The ability to understand a situation or concept from an alternative point of view, including another person's thoughts, feelings, and motivations.

Robert Selman

A psychologist known for his work on the development of social understanding in children and his stages of perspective-taking.

Reprimand

A form of verbal or written criticism indicating disapproval of someone's behavior or work.