Nagging, Intrusive Thoughts Are Called ______, and Repetitive or Ritual

question 85

Multiple Choice

Nagging, intrusive thoughts are called ______, and repetitive or ritual behaviors are called ______.

• A)diatheses; delusions
• B)compulsions; obsessions
• C)obsessions; compulsions
• D)diatheses; conversions
• E)conversions; diatheses

Understand the importance of creativity in problem-solving and the role of divergent thinking in creativity.

Recognize the role of metamemory and memory strategies in learning and memory recall.

Understand how mental imagery and mental rotation contribute to cognitive processes.

Comprehend the stages of language development and their characteristics.

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Definitions:

Neglected

Overlooked or given insufficient attention or care, often leading to adverse effects on development, maintenance, or relationships.

Nonindustrialized Societies

Societies that rely more on subsistence forms of agriculture, fishing, and hunting, lacking the complex industrial base of more developed societies.

Sibling Roles

The distinct functions individuals adopt within the family structure in relation to their siblings, influenced by birth order, personality, and family dynamics.

Birth Order

Birth order refers to the chronological order of siblings' births in a family, which is often theorized to influence their personality, behavior, and psychological development.