Intruding Thoughts That Occur Again and Again Are Called __________

question 43

Multiple Choice

Intruding thoughts that occur again and again are called __________. Repetitive, ritualistic behaviors are called __________

• A) intrusions; impulses.
• B) obsessions; compulsions.
• C) impulses; intrusions.
• D) compulsions; obsessions.

Distinguish between components of emotion (expressive behaviors, physiological arousal, and conscious experience).

Understand the relationship between physiological states and emotional experiences.

Grasp the significance of relationships and belonging to human well-being.

Realize the role of cognitive activity in the formation of emotion.

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Definitions:

Freeplay

The amount of slack or movement allowed in a part or mechanism before engagement or resistance begins, often critical in mechanical linkages and controls.

Dial Indicator

A precision measuring tool used to measure small distances or angles with high accuracy.

Telescoping Gauges

Measuring instruments used to determine the internal size of a hole, slot, or similar feature, capable of adjusting to the size within a specified range.

Thrustline

The imaginary line in a vehicle that represents the direction of the force that is applied to propel the vehicle forward.