Behaviors, Beliefs, or Physical Traits That Are So Far Outside

question 23

Multiple Choice

Behaviors, beliefs, or physical traits that are so far outside the norm that they elicit extremely strong negative sanctions is called:

• A) extreme deviance
• B) severe deviance
• C) brutal deviance
• D) excessive deviance

Identify and describe the importance of oxygen consumption in physical performance.

Apply knowledge of interval training to enhance cardiorespiratory fitness.

Differentiate between various substances involved in energy production and their roles within the body.

Understand the influence of cultural heritage and environment on behavior and cognitive development.

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Definitions:

Family Impact

The influence that family dynamics and relationships have on an individual's development, behavior, and well-being.

Competing Influences

The presence of multiple factors or agents that exert opposing forces or impacts on an individual's behavior or decisions.

Personal Front

A term from Erving Goffman's dramaturgical analysis, referring to the expressive equipment of a standard kind intentionally or unwittingly employed by the individual during performances.

Looking-Glass Self

The Looking-Glass Self is a sociological concept that describes how an individual's self-image is shaped by how others perceive them, essentially seeing ourselves through the eyes of others.