Type a Behaviour Pattern Is Characterised by All of These,except

question 64

Multiple Choice

Type A behaviour pattern is characterised by all of these,except:

• A) impatience
• B) devotion to work
• C) aggressiveness
• D) relaxed lifestyle
• E) extreme competitiveness.

Understand the concept of differential association theory and its explanation for deviant behavior.

Recognize the role of social and personal factors in the effectiveness of social control mechanisms.

Explore the effects of societal reaction (labeling) on individuals’ identities and behaviors.

Understand the complexities involved in the reactions to norm or rule violations and their consequences.

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Definitions:

Attachment Style

Patterns of expectations, needs, and emotions one exhibits in interpersonal relationships, influenced by early interactions with caregivers.

Conscience Development

Refers to the process by which individuals develop the ability to distinguish right from wrong and to develop ethical values and empathy.

Social-Cognitive Learning

A theory that emphasizes the importance of observational learning, imitation, and modeling in acquiring new behaviors, attitudes, and skills.

Gender Development

The process by which individuals develop their gender identity and the roles associated with their biological sex, influenced by social, cultural, and psychological factors.