Understanding How One's Actions Are Viewed by Others Is Known

question 16

Multiple Choice

Understanding how one's actions are viewed by others is known as​

• A) ​self-awareness.
• B) ​self-concept.
• C) ​perspective taking.
• D) ​social tact.

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Definitions:

Internalized Belief

A belief that an individual has adopted as their own, often unconsciously, which influences their thoughts and behaviors.

Antisocial Behavior

Actions that harm or lack consideration for the well-being of others, often violating the rights of other people and societal norms.

Delinquent Group

A group involved in activities that defy legal or societal norms, often related to juveniles.

Investigative Interview

A method of questioning used primarily by law enforcement or organizations to obtain detailed information and gather evidence.