In Relationships, the Mutual Exchange Between What We Give and What

question 120

Multiple Choice

In relationships, the mutual exchange between what we give and what we receive is called

• A) reciprocity.
• B) dissimilar avoidance.
• C) symmetry.
• D) excitation transfer.

Utilize sensitivity and clarity to help readers accept and move past bad news.

Analyze situations to determine the optimal channel and medium for delivering negative messages.

Recognize the importance of offering solutions or alternatives when delivering bad news.

Understand how to effectively conclude negative messages to respect the audience.

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Definitions:

Overactive Id Impulses

An excessive dominance of the id's basic instincts and drives, particularly those related to pleasure and immediate gratification, in one's psyche.

Humanistic Theorist

A psychologist or scholar who emphasizes individual potential, self-actualization, and the importance of personal growth and experience.

Cognitive-Behavioral Theorist

A psychologist specializing in a therapy that explores the interconnection between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors to address and modify dysfunctional patterns.

Client-Centered Therapy

The humanistic therapy developed by Carl Rogers in which clinicians try to help clients by being accepting, empathizing accurately, and conveying genuineness.