When You Are Angry, You May Feel Anything from Rage

question 69

Multiple Choice

When you are angry, you may feel anything from rage to simple annoyance, which illustrates that

• A)anger is a stimulus motive.
• B)anger, like all emotions, can vary in intensity.
• C)anger is a mixture of surprise, sadness, and fear.
• D)the type of anger one feels depends on his or her personality.

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Definitions:

Self-System

A term currently used in place of the “self” because “self” seems too unidimensional. Includes multiple aspects of the self, such as self-concept, self-regulation, and self-esteem.

Nature of Self

The essential qualities, identities, and characteristics that define an individual's sense of self.

Negative Reinforcement

Withdrawal of an aversive experience, which serves as a rewarding consequence of a behavior. For example, rewarding your dog for sitting on command by removing a restraining muzzle.

TV Privileges

The allowance or permission granted to someone, especially children, to watch television, often used as a reward or incentive.