Behaviors That Call Attention to a Student Because of Their

question 16

Multiple Choice

Behaviors that call attention to a student because of their repetitive nonfunctional nature, and that result in the student being considered "weird" by fellow students, are

• A) harmful to self-behaviors.
• B) stereotypic behaviors.
• C) desirable behaviors that don't occur very often.
• D) normal behaviors that occur in the wrong places.

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Definitions:

Realistic Group Conflict

The theory that group conflicts arise from actual competition for resources or conflicting goals between groups.

Resource-Rich Land

Refers to areas abundant in natural resources which can be utilized for economic gain, such as minerals, forests, and water.

Intergroup Conflict

A situation where members of different groups experience friction, competition, or disagreement, often resulting in tension and conflict.

Social Identity Theory

A psychological theory that explains how individuals categorize themselves and others into groups, which affects their self-esteem and behaviors.