In the Case of a Woman, Julia, Her Trait of Disagreeableness

question 153

Multiple Choice

In the case of a woman, Julia, her trait of disagreeableness may motivate her to behave in irritable, cynical, and uncooperative ways. These behaviours likely trigger negative reactions in her friends, and these social consequences may in turn serve to strengthen and reinforce Julia's personality and her social behaviour. This example best demonstrates the concept of:

• A) internalization.
• B) self-reinforcement.
• C) reciprocal determinism.
• D) self-monitoring.

Discern the conceptual differences and overlaps among various disorders.

Understand the role of biological and psychological factors in personality disorders.

Recognize the importance and role of evidence-based therapies in treating personality disorders.

Comprehend the impact of social and environmental factors on the etiology and treatment of personality disorders.

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