The Term Demand Characteristics Refers To

question 193

Multiple Choice

The term demand characteristics refers to:

• A) a set of personality traits that most good scientists share.
• B) unintended cues that suggest how study participants should behave.
• C) statements that describe the specific measures that are used to record observations.
• D) claims based on anecdotal evidence.

Recognize the sources and components of self-esteem, including self-efficacy, self-concept, and self-respect.

Identify effective self-talk strategies for enhancing self-esteem.

Understand the impact of past experiences and childhood on self-esteem and self-concept.

Recognize the role of parental influence in building or undermining children's self-esteem.

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