The Adaptive Significance of This Emotion May Be That It

question 2

Multiple Choice

The adaptive significance of this emotion may be that it prevents infants from straying too far from their caregivers when they start to crawl and eventually walk. This emotion is known as

• A)separation anxiety
• B)contact comfort
• C)social anxiety
• D)attachment anxiety

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Definitions:

Performance Evaluations

The process of assessing an employee's job performance, typically through formal review meetings and feedback mechanisms.

Morning Bias

A cognitive bias where individuals may have a preference or exhibit better performance and decision-making skills in the morning.

Leniency

The tendency to perceive the job performance of ratees as especially good.

Gross Errors

Significant mistakes or inaccuracies that can drastically affect the outcome of a task or experiment, usually due to negligence or oversight.