The Process of Holding Extreme Beliefs on the Basis of a Single

question 13

Multiple Choice

The process of holding extreme beliefs on the basis of a single incident and applying them inappropriately to dissimilar events or settings is known as:

• A) labelling and mislabelling.
• B) overgeneralisation.
• C) arbitrary inferences.
• D) selective abstraction.

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Definitions:

Equally Qualified

refers to two or more individuals possessing the same levels of skills, experiences, and credentials for a particular task or position.

Prefer

To favor or choose something over another due to better suitability or personal liking.

Directive Style

A leadership or management style focused on giving direct instructions, overseeing tasks, and controlling processes to achieve objectives.

Perceived Status

The status or rank that individuals or groups believe they hold within a social or organizational hierarchy, which can affect attitudes and behaviors.