Oyserman,Coon,and Kemmelmeier (2002)hypothesize That Humans Have Evolved Psychological Mechanisms

question 15

Multiple Choice

Oyserman,Coon,and Kemmelmeier (2002) hypothesize that humans have evolved psychological mechanisms:

• A)and are born with mechanisms to fit into the culture they are born into.
• B)and they will be interdependent when resources are abundant and mobility is high.
• C)and they will strive for independence when resources are scarce and mobility is low.
• D)for both types of self-concepts and can switch from one mode to another,depending on fitness advantages.

Understand therapeutic communication techniques specific to patients with eating disorders.

Identify appropriate interventions and nursing care strategies for patients with eating disorders.

Recognize the significance of patient involvement in the care and treatment plan to enhance treatment adherence.

Understand the role of cognitive-behavioral therapy in treating eating disorders.

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Definitions:

Constitutional Traits

Source traits that depend on our physiological characteristics.

Source Traits

Fundamental personality characteristics that are stable over time and across situations, forming the foundation of an individual's personality.

Freudian Ideas

Concepts and theories proposed by Sigmund Freud, focusing on the unconscious mind, the importance of childhood experiences, and the roles of the id, ego, and superego.

Individual Psychology

A psychological method or science founded by Alfred Adler, focusing on the uniqueness of each person and the importance of societal factors in shaping personality.