In Which Process May a Person Learn Something to Do

question 8

Multiple Choice

In which process may a person learn something to do as a substitute for the behavior they want to change and be called on to counter the impulses to engage in the less-desirable behavior?

• A) Decisional balance
• B) Value expectancy
• C) Counterconditioning
• D) Environmental reevaluation

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Definitions:

Generously

Willing to give more of something, especially money, time, or resources, than is strictly necessary or expected.

Arousing Provocation

A stimulus or event that elicits a strong emotional response, often leading to heightened alertness or aggression.

Normal Inhibitions

The psychological barriers that constrain or regulate one's behavior in social settings based on learned norms.

Nervous System

The complex network of nerve cells and fibers that transmits nerve impulses between parts of the body, coordinating its activities.