As Reported by Woolfolk,the Debilitating Effects of Anxiety Are Viewed

question 31

Multiple Choice

As reported by Woolfolk,the debilitating effects of anxiety are viewed to be due to

• A)attention being diverted from the learning task to a preoccupation with one's feelings.
• B)conditioning in which negative reinforcement obtained from withdrawing from tasks strengthens the anxiety syndrome.
• C)physiological arousal that limits bodily functioning to avoid the anxiety-producing situation.
• D)social effects such as embarrassment for appearing ill at ease or for being too boisterous.

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Definitions:

Rorschach Test

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Inkblot Card

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Projective Assessment

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