Darrin Is a Good Pianist

question 20

Multiple Choice

Darrin is a good pianist.However,when he is alone,he becomes lethargic and is not motivated to perform well.At recitals with strangers,Darrin gets very overly aroused and often makes mistakes.His best performance is typically when his family and friends are nearby.In such situations,Darrin isn't nervous and is only moderately aroused.This scenario best exemplifies

• A)Yerkes-Dodson law.
• B)two-factor theory.
• C)James-Lange theory.
• D)self-regulation.

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Independent

Not influenced by or dependent on something else; having the freedom to act, operate, or decide without being controlled by others.

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