A Psychologist Notes That We Are Especially Attracted to People

question 181

Multiple Choice

A psychologist notes that we are especially attracted to people whose traits are different from our own. This statement would seem unsurprising to students because

• A) most students have often been attracted to people different from themselves.
• B) this finding is consistent with common sense.
• C) students are eager to interact with those who are different from themselves.
• D) students, like everyone else, have a tendency to exaggerate their ability to

Comprehend the definitions and assessments of health and health behaviors.

Understand the role of environmental and societal factors in promoting a healthy lifestyle.

Apply theories and models like the theory of reasoned action, the theory of planned behavior, and the Transtheoretical Model to facilitate behavior change.

Recognize the importance of risk reduction and lifestyle choices in preventing diseases.

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Definitions:

Self-identity

A person's perception and understanding of themselves, including their characteristics, traits, and values.

Peer Approval

The positive acceptance or endorsement by one's peers or individuals of the same age or social group.

Cognitive Skills

These are the mental abilities that encompass learning, thinking, reasoning, problem-solving, memory, decision-making, and attention.

Pretests

Initial assessments or tests conducted before an intervention or experiment to establish a baseline for comparing post-test outcomes.