When We Attempt to Explain the Cause of Someone's Behaviour

question 68

Multiple Choice

When we attempt to explain the cause of someone's behaviour, we are using ________.

• A)impression management
• B)attributions
• C)the self-serving bias
• D)behaviour assignment

Apply techniques such as paraphrasing to enhance participation and content flow in group discussions.

Know the methods for conducting group evaluations and the importance of using evaluations for improvement.

Understand the principles of effective group facilitation, including the use of humor.

Determine the ideal group size for closed groups and identify factors that contribute to the success of group sessions.

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Definitions:

Chemical Activity

Relates to the rate at which a chemical substance undergoes a reaction, typically influenced by conditions like temperature and pressure.

Hemostatic

Pertaining to the stopping or controlling of bleeding.

Blood Clot

A blood clot is a gel-like mass formed by platelets and fibrin in the blood to stop bleeding and is crucial in repair processes, but can be harmful when formed inappropriately in veins or arteries.

Bleeding

The act of losing blood from the circulatory system due to injury or illness.