The Capacity to Be Aware of Emotions, Integrate Positive and Negative

question 141

Multiple Choice

The capacity to be aware of emotions, integrate positive and negative feelings about an issue, and regulate intense emotions to make logical decisions about complicated issues is called ______.

• A) dualism
• B) reflective judgment
• C) cognitive affective complexity
• D) relativistic thinking

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Definitions:

Psychomotor Memory

The type of memory involved in the performance of tasks requiring both cognitive and motor skills, such as riding a bicycle.

Episodic Memories

Memories of specific events or experiences, including the time and place they occurred, allowing an individual to mentally re-experience the event.

Procedural Memory

A type of long-term memory involved in the learning of skills and tasks that can be performed without conscious thought.

Echoes

Repetitive sounds that are heard after the original sound has been made, typically as a result of the reflection of sound waves.