When Couples Make Internal Attributions for One Another ' S

question 47

Multiple Choice

When couples make internal attributions for one another ' s successes and external attributions for one another ' s failures, then they are said to be making use of ____.

• A)an interdependent attributional style
• B)a relationship-enhancing attributional style
• C)an independent attributional style
• D)a distress-maintaining attributional style

Compare and contrast various theories of intelligence, including Spearman, Gardner, and Sternberg.

Identify biases and validity issues in intelligence testing.

Understand and describe various levels of cognitive challenges based on IQ scores.

Recognize the ability of standard intelligence tests to assess different types of intelligences as proposed by Gardner.

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Definitions:

Family Coping

The methods or strategies employed by family members to deal with stressful or challenging situations affecting one or more of its members.

Codependent Behaviors

Patterns of behavior where a person enables another's addiction, poor mental health, immaturity, irresponsibility, or under-achievement, at the cost of the enabler's own needs.

Family Sessions

Therapeutic meetings that involve the participation of family members with the aim of improving communication, resolving conflicts, or addressing specific psychological issues within the family dynamic.

Communication Patterns

The habitual ways in which people interact and exchange information verbally and non-verbally in various contexts.