Match Up the Terminology in the Left Column to the Definitions

question 47

Multiple Choice

Match up the terminology in the left column to the definitions in the right column.
-Violence

• A)Behavior perpetrated or attempted with the intention of harming one or more individuals physically or psychologically (as opposed to socially) or to destroy an object
• B)Unprovoked, goal-directed behavior driven by expectations of rewards
• C)Destructive physical aggression intentionally directed at harming other persons or things
• D)Aggression that occurs in response to anger-inducing conditions
• E)A reaction to frustration associated with a lack of control due to high states of arousal
• F)The tendency to attack space violators
• G)The presence of aggressive stimuli in the external environment increases the probability of aggressive responses
• H)The assumption that physiological arousal, however produced, dissipates slowly over time
• I)Posits that violence often occurs because of an escalation cycle, which begins with an initial triggering event that may be serious or relatively benign
• J)The tendency to model or copy an activity portrayed in the entertainment or news media

Recognize the methods and applications of behavioural assessments in personality research.

Identify the processes and purposes of remote behaviour sampling in studying personality and behaviour.

Distinguish between various approaches to personality scale construction, such as rational, trait, behavioural, and empirical approaches.

Explain the theoretical foundations of personality theories, including social cognitive theories and psychodynamic theories.

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Definitions:

Spatial Organization

A method of structuring information based on physical space or geography, often used in descriptions or narratives.

Cause-and-effect Organization

A method of structuring written or spoken content that outlines reasons and their consequential outcomes.

Chronological Organization

An arrangement of events, activities, or information in the order of their occurrence in time.

Sequential Order

An arrangement of items or events in a series following their sequence in time, order, or logic.