A Behavior Pattern That Is Not Excessively Competitive and Has

question 28

Multiple Choice

A behavior pattern that is not excessively competitive and has no free-floating hostility or sense of time urgency is called the _____.

• A)Type A behavior pattern
• B)Type B behavior pattern
• C)Type C behavior pattern
• D)Type D behavior pattern

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Definitions:

Clever Hans

Refers to a case study from early 20th century of a horse that was claimed to perform arithmetic and other intellectual tasks, later found to be responding to involuntary cues from humans.

Flashing Signals

Lights that blink on and off to convey messages, warnings, or signals, commonly used in road traffic controls and electronic devices.

Principle of Parsimony

A methodological principle suggesting that the simplest explanation is often the correct one when comparing theories with equal predictive capabilities.

Parsimonious

A characteristic of an explanation or theory that requires the fewest assumptions, variables, or changes to be effective or accurate.