When a Peer Is in Distress, Children Who Are Assertive

question 101

Multiple Choice

When a peer is in distress, children who are assertive react with

• A) lip biting.
• B) a rise in heart rate.
• C) an increase in EEG brain-wave activity.
• D) sympathetic concern.

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Definitions:

Dominant Responses

The most common or likely reactions individuals exhibit in a given situation, often influenced by past experiences, instincts, or social norms.

Nondominant Responses

Reactions or actions that are not the most common or typical in a given situation, often requiring more cognitive effort.

Productivity

The measure of the efficiency of a person, machine, system, etc., in converting inputs into useful outputs.

Nominal Group Technique

A structured method for group brainstorming that encourages contributions from everyone.