The "G-Factor" Refers To

question 152

Multiple Choice

The "g-factor" refers to:

• A)general cognitive ability
• B)gross motor facilitation
• C)gross body equilibrium
• D)gross body coordination
• E)general adaptation syndrome

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Definitions:

Unconditional Stimulus

In classical conditioning, a stimulus that naturally and automatically triggers a reflexive response without the need for prior learning.

Temperament Stability

Describes the extent to which individual differences in disposition or behavior style are consistent across time and situation.

Emotional Responsiveness

An individual's capacity to perceive, react to, and express emotions appropriately in various situations.

Activity Levels

The degree of physical or mental exertion displayed by an individual or group, often measured in terms of energy expenditure.