Becoming Other-Oriented Involves

question 26

Multiple Choice

Becoming other-oriented involves

• A) telling others what they want to hear.
• B) not disclosing anything about ourselves.
• C) ignoring our own needs and interests.
• D) adapting our messages to take others into account.

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Definitions:

Parallel Distributed Processing

A computational approach in cognitive science that models information processing by simulating networks of interconnected nodes, akin to neural networks in the brain.

Connectionism

A theoretical framework in cognitive science that represents mental or behavioral phenomena as networks of simple units, suggesting that cognitive processes can be understood in terms of networks or connections between neural units.

Artificial Neural Networks

Computational models inspired by the human brain's structure and function, designed to recognize patterns and solve problems.

Active System

A mechanism or process that requires energy to operate and actively manages or controls conditions.