Confidence in One's Ability to Perform a Health Behavior Is

question 9

Multiple Choice

Confidence in one's ability to perform a health behavior is referred to as:

• A) Cue to action
• B) Reciprocal determinism
• C) Stage of change
• D) self-efficacy

Recognize the role of parental influence in building or undermining children's self-esteem.

Understand the relationship between self-esteem and personal goal setting and achievement.

Identify practices for building and maintaining high self-esteem in personal and professional contexts.

Understand how self-esteem affects interpersonal relationships and workplace dynamics.

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Definitions:

Behavioral Eccentricities

Unusual or unconventional behaviors or actions that deviate from societal norms but do not necessarily indicate a mental disorder.

Schizophrenia

A chronic brain disorder characterized by distorted thinking, perceptions, emotions, language, sense of self, and behavior.

Schizotypal Personality Disorder

A mental health condition characterized by severe social anxiety, thought pattern disturbances, and eccentric behavior, affecting interpersonal relationships.

Enlarged Brain Ventricles

A condition where the spaces within the brain, which contain cerebrospinal fluid, are abnormally expanded, sometimes associated with mental illness or brain injury.