What Is Decontextualization

question 3

Multiple Choice

What is decontextualization?

• A) The movement from the dependence on perceptual support to the ability to manipulate information in the absence of concrete objects.
• B) The development of understanding people without them explicitly expressing their emotions.
• C) The change from understanding objects only in a very narrow context to a broader, more general context.
• D) The change from understanding only one's own view to understanding that others know different things.

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Definitions:

Poor Reality Contact

A term indicating difficulty in distinguishing external reality from internal thoughts and fantasies, often seen in severe mental illnesses.

Manic States

Periods of abnormally elevated mood, energy levels, and activity, often associated with bipolar disorder.

Energy

The capacity to do work, manifested in physical (like mechanical, thermal) or chemical forms and convertible from one form to another.

Optimism

A general tendency to expect good outcomes.