A Few Minutes in Time Out Can Be Enough to Change

question 17

Multiple Choice

A few minutes in time out can be enough to change behavior and also allows parents

• A) time to discuss alternative punishments.
• B) to use positive discipline.
• C) to use induction.
• D) time to cool off.

Identify the influence of individual traits on self-schema and perception.

Recognize the impact of vivid and salient stimuli on attention and memory.

Learn about the methods through which schemas can change over time.

Understand the differences between prototypes, exemplars, and stereotypes.

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Definitions:

Nervousness

A state of being easily agitated or alarmed; it is often a symptom of anxiety or stress.

Psychomotor Agitation

Excessive and purposeless motor activity often associated with a sense of inner tension, observed in psychiatric disorders like anxiety and schizophrenia.

Cocaine

A powerful and illegal stimulant drug derived from the leaves of the coca plant, which can cause intense euphoria and addiction.

Dilated Pupils

Dilated pupils occur when the pupils enlarge beyond their normal size, potentially due to light exposure, emotional response, or medical conditions.