The Code or Principles of Conduct That a Person Accepts

question 7

Multiple Choice

The code or principles of conduct that a person accepts

• A) constitute the whole of his or her morality.
• B) can be distinguished from the person's morality in a broader sense that includes his or her values, ideals, and aspirations.
• C) rarely guide his or her conduct in practice.

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Definitions:

Assertion Training

A type of psychotherapy aimed at increasing an individual's ability to express their feelings, needs, and rights directly and appropriately.

Therapist Control

The degree of influence or authority a therapist exercises over the therapy process and environment.

Negative Reinforcement

A behavioral principle where the removal of an aversive stimulus strengthens a behavior.

Noxious Stimulus

An unpleasant or harmful stimulus that is likely to cause discomfort or damage.