A Belief That One Has Little Control Over What Happens

question 75

Multiple Choice

A belief that one has little control over what happens to one and that one is primarily controlled by other people and events is

• A)self-regulation.
• B)learned-helplessness.
• C)locus of control.
• D)self-realization.

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Definitions:

Foraging Gene

The foraging gene is a gene associated with foraging behavior, influencing how an organism searches for and collects food.

Selfish Herd

A behavioral strategy seen in animals where individuals try to reduce their predation risk by moving to the center of a group, thus using others as a shield.

Predators

Organisms that hunt, kill, and consume other organisms for food.

Cluster

A collection of similar items or events grouped together, often for analysis or understanding patterns.