A Behaviour That Continues Despite Serious Negative Consequences Is Called

question 115

Multiple Choice

A behaviour that continues despite serious negative consequences is called

• A)compulsion.
• B)loss of control.
• C)escalation.
• D)negative consequences.

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Definitions:

In-group

A social group to which a person psychologically identifies as being a member, often leading to favoritism toward group members and discrimination against non-members.

Primary Emotions

Basic emotions experienced by humans, such as happiness, sadness, fear, and anger, that are universal across cultures.

Secondary Emotions

Complex feelings that develop from primary emotions and involve a higher level of cognitive appraisal, such as guilt, shame, pride, and embarrassment.

Boost Mood

To boost mood means to improve one's emotional state or bring about a more positive feeling.