If a Person Is Extremely Conscientious to the Point of Having

question 648

Multiple Choice

If a person is extremely conscientious to the point of having impossibly high standards, psychologists usually call this trait

• A) neurotic anxiety.
• B) dogmatism.
• C) perfectionism.
• D) organismic valuing.

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Definitions:

Nonverbal Exchanges

Communication between individuals that does not involve words but rather body language, facial expressions, and other visual cues.

Simulated Enactment

The act of imitating or mimicking actions within a controlled environment as if performing them in real life.

Practitioner's Responsibility

The duty or obligation of professionals to act in the best interest of their clients, adhering to ethical standards and competencies.

Helping Context

An environment or situation specifically designed or conducive to assisting, supporting, or aiding individuals.