Allport's Concept of Functional Autonomy Suggests That

question 32

Multiple Choice

Allport's concept of functional autonomy suggests that

• A) people are capable of functioning autonomously.
• B) from birth there is a motive to function autonomously.
• C) pleasure motives can function independently (autonomously) from other motives.
• D) motives originally based on tension-reduction can become independent sources of pleasure.

Evaluate the effects of externalities and government policies on domestic production and consumption.

Appreciate the complexity of global trade and the factors influencing a country's trade balance.

Understand the basic principles of signal-detection theory, including key terms like hits, misses, false alarms, and correct negatives.

Comprehend the specificity and pattern theories of sensation and how they explain the processing of sensory information.

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Definitions:

Consistency

The quality of always behaving or performing in a similar manner, maintaining uniformity across situations or over time.

Self-disclosure

The process by which someone shares personal, intimate information about themselves with another, enhancing mutual understanding and trust.

Reciprocity

A social norm involving mutual exchange of privileges or services, where an action from one party leads to a responding action from another.

Johari Window

A model that helps understand and improve self-awareness, interpersonal relationships, and communication by dividing personal awareness into four quadrants.