If You Always Blame Yourself When a Social Encounter Does

question 217

Multiple Choice

If you always blame yourself when a social encounter does not go well, you may have a distortion in thinking known as

• A) the fallacy of negative instances.
• B) an erotomanic delusion.
• C) a self-defeating bias.
• D) the Barnum effect.

Understand the basis and effectiveness of parent training programs for conduct problems.

Recognize leading causes of death among youths and distinguish between myths and facts.

Analyze psychosocial risk factors associated with conduct problems.

Discuss the concept of fear conditioning and its role in anxiety disorders among children.

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P-value

The likelihood of seeing test outcomes that are as extreme or more so than the actually observed results, assuming the null hypothesis is true.