In Bandura's Disengagement Technique of Displacement of Responsibility,the Consequences of One's

question 57

Multiple Choice

In Bandura's disengagement technique of displacement of responsibility,the consequences of one's actions are minimized by

• A)creating moral justifications for others' behavior.
• B)euphemistically labeling one's actions as harmless and beneficial.
• C)dehumanizing the victims of one's actions.
• D)placing responsibility on an outside source.

Discuss how social support can buffer the effects of stress and explore the sources and types of effective social support.

Analyze the role of major life events in stress production and the limitations of life events approach in stress measurement.

Explore the physiological and health implications of the fight-or-flight response.

Explain the biopsychosocial model and its application in health psychology.

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Definitions:

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Utopian community founded in 1848; the perfectionist religious group practiced “complex marriage” under leader John Humphrey Noyes.

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New Harmony

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Modern Times

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