Being Able to Internalize or Take for Yourself Knowledge and Skills

question 26

Multiple Choice

Being able to internalize or take for yourself knowledge and skills developed during interactions with others or with cultural tools is referred to as

• A) constructionism.
• B) appropriation.
• C) self-efficacy.
• D) radical constructivism.

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Definitions:

Illness Anxiety Disorder

A disorder characterized by excessive worry about having or acquiring a serious illness despite medical reassurance and a lack of significant physical symptoms.

Overconcern

Overconcern denotes an excessive preoccupation or worry about a particular issue or set of issues that might be perceived as disproportionate to their actual significance.

Serious Disease

A health condition that poses a substantial risk to an individual's life or long-term health.