Perceiving Stable and Permanent Reasons for One's Bad Outcomes Is

question 34

Multiple Choice

Perceiving stable and permanent reasons for one's bad outcomes is thought to lead to:

• A) false attributions.
• B) depression.
• C) violence.
• D) lower self-complexity.

Understand the significance of fixed action patterns in animal behavior.

Comprehend the factors influencing the rate of sensitization and habituation.

Analyze the opponent process theory and its application to emotions and addiction.

Discuss the psychological effects of repeated exposures to a stimulus on anxiety and relaxation states.