Values Refer to

question 215

Multiple Choice

Values refer to

• A)personally or socially held core beliefs that are consistent within a given culture.
• B)the beliefs that dictate a person's behavior,which are often derived from a religious code of conduct.
• C)personally or socially preferable modes of conduct or states of existence that tend to persist over time.
• D)the innate sense of what a person considers to be right or wrong in terms of his or her own conduct when dealing with others.
• E)those personality traits regarding honesty and integrity that have been passed down from generation to generation.

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Definitions:

Reaction Formation

A psychological defense mechanism where an individual unconsciously replaces an unacceptable or threatening impulse with an opposite attitude or behavior.

Idealized Self-Image

A mental construct of how one would like to be, often unattainably perfect and serving as a standard against which one's actual attributes are measured.

Love, Acceptance

Essential emotional needs involving being loved and accepted by others, which are critical for emotional well-being and self-esteem.

Self-Image

is one's mental representation of themselves, encompassing how an individual perceives their appearance, abilities, and worth.