Movement Away from the Midline of the Body Is Called

question 32

Multiple Choice

Movement away from the midline of the body is called:

• A)adduction.
• B)flexion.
• C)abduction.
• D)circumduction.

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Definitions:

Internal Locus

A psychological term referring to individuals who believe they have control over the outcomes of their actions and life events.

Adaptation-Level Phenomenon

The psychological process by which individuals adjust their expectations and standards based on previous experiences, influencing their perception of new stimuli.

Type B Personality

A disposition typified by its placid, lenient, and relaxed manner.

External Locus

A belief system where individuals perceive their outcomes in life as being controlled by external forces or chance.