From the Perspective of ACT,a Central Controlling Context on Behavior

question 30

Multiple Choice

From the perspective of ACT,a central controlling context on behavior is:

• A)situational consequences,including reinforcements and punishments.
• B)culturally reinforced language-based rules.
• C)dysfunctional interpersonal relationships.
• D)distressing negative thoughts and feeling states.

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Definitions:

Genetic Abnormalities

Variations or mutations in genes that can lead to disorders or diseases, affecting an individual's development or health.

Fetal Testing

Medical tests conducted during pregnancy to assess the health, development, and well-being of the fetus.

Fetal Testing Risk

Refers to the potential dangers or adverse outcomes associated with procedures conducted during pregnancy to test the health or condition of the fetus.

Necessary Risk

A risk that is considered acceptable in order to achieve a specific outcome or benefit, typically after evaluating the potential negatives and positives.