As One Ages, Anxiety and Hostility Increases, Control Over Fear

question 4

True/False

As one ages, anxiety and hostility increases, control over fear lessens, and resistance to happiness increases.

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Definitions:

Anti-Social Risk

The potential for an individual to engage in behavior that is harmful or detrimental to society or social norms.

Disinhibition

The reduction of inhibition in behavior, often resulting in actions that are uncharacteristic or forbidden.

Uninhibited Social

Describes a state or behavior where an individual interacts freely and openly without self-consciousness or restraint.

Zuckerman

Marvin Zuckerman is a psychologist best known for his theory on the sensation seeking trait, a personality trait defined by the search for experiences and feelings that are varied, novel, complex, and intense.