The Feeling of Safety in the Face of Danger Is

question 9

Multiple Choice

The feeling of safety in the face of danger is referred to as a __________ frame of reference or a "psychological bubble." This frame of reference is typically experienced by the ___________ dominant individual.

• A)Vulnerable,telic.
• B)Protective,paratelic.
• C)Distorted,mastery.
• D)Realistic,telic.

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Definitions:

Individualistic Cultures

Cultures that emphasize the importance of individual goals, autonomy, and personal achievements over collective ones.

Cultural Differences

The variations in practices, norms, and values among people from different societies or social groups.

Internally Oriented

Focused on one's own thoughts, feelings, and inner experiences rather than external events.

Peaking

Reaching a highest point of development or performance; often used in the context of athletic, artistic, or personal achievement.