An Inward Belief About Something,often Without Conscious Consideration,is Frequently Referred

question 93

Multiple Choice

An inward belief about something,often without conscious consideration,is frequently referred to as what?

• A) Intuition
• B) Risk taking
• C) Commitment
• D) Discernment
• E) Rationality

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Definitions:

Psychosocial Relationships

Interactions between individuals and their social environment, impacting psychological development and well-being.

Conscious Mind

The part of the mind’s activities of which one is aware.

Oral Stage

In psychoanalytic theory, the stage of psychosexual development, from birth to about 18 months of age, during which the physical focus of the libido is located in the mouth, lips, and tongue.

Psychological Theme

Underlying patterns or ideas that are common in psychological theory or practice, guiding understanding of human thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.