A Values System Is a Set of Somewhat Consistent Values

question 4

Multiple Choice

A values system is a set of somewhat consistent values and measures that are organized hierarchically into a belief system on a continuum of relative importance. A value system is also:

• A) culturally based.
• B) unique to each individual.
• C) a poor basis for making decisions.
• D) rigid and uniform within a culture.

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Definitions:

Emotional Processes

The mechanisms through which emotions are experienced, expressed, regulated, and understood.

Affective Forecasting

Predicting one’s emotional reactions to potential future events. These predictions are often inaccurate.

Self-discrepancy Theory

A theory in social psychology that describes how differences between individuals' actual, ideal, and ought selves can impact their emotional states.

Daily Influence

Daily influence refers to the constant and subtle effects our environment, interactions, and decisions have on our lives day-to-day.