A Platitude Is

question 121

Multiple Choice

A platitude is

• A) a transitional expression that connects ideas in logical fashion.
• B) a trite or obvious statement that implies a condescending attitude.
• C) a paragraph that lacks both parallel structure and unity.
• D) a series of short, simple sentences that explain a single idea.
• E) an overconfident statement that implies arrogance.

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Definitions:

Secure

Feeling safe, stable, and free from fear or anxiety; in attachment theory, it describes a healthy attachment style characterized by confidence and trust.

Avoidant

A term often used in psychology to describe an individual who exhibits a preference for minimally emotional or detached relationships, typically as a defense mechanism.

Secure

In psychology, a term describing an attachment style where individuals display confidence in relationships, feeling comfortable with intimacy and independence.

Disorganized

Lacking structure or order; not systematically planned or coordinated, which can lead to confusion or chaos.