One of the Physiological Factors Underlying the Development of Eating

question 17

True/False

One of the physiological factors underlying the development of eating disorders is a dysregulation in the serotonin and dopamine systems.

Understand the role of hormones in influencing behavior and traits.

Comprehend the role of self-concept in early childhood and how it is influenced by social comparisons.

Distinguish between gender constancy and stability.

Understand the different views and models of personality development, including normative-stage, timing-of-events, and trait models.

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Definitions:

Fear of Failure

The apprehension or dread of not succeeding in a task or goal, which can inhibit risk-taking and decision-making.

Positive Expectancy

The belief that one's efforts will result in positive outcomes, influencing motivation and persistence in tasks.

High Need

A condition in which there is a significant demand or requirement for a particular resource, service, or condition.

Positive Instrumentality

the belief that performing well will lead to the attainment of desired outcomes or rewards.