The Ability to Withhold a Planned Response; to Interrupt a Response

question 44

Multiple Choice

The ability to withhold a planned response; to interrupt a response that has been started; to protect an ongoing activity from interfering activities; and to delay a response refers to

• A)behavioral inhibition.
• B)behavioral control.
• C)self-control.
• D)executive functions.

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Definitions:

Familiar

Well-known or easily recognized, often through frequent contact or experience.

Proximity

The physical closeness or nearness of objects or individuals, influencing social relations and perceptions.

Endangers

Puts someone or something at risk of harm, damage, or destruction.

Wastes Energy

Refers to the inefficient use or expenditure of energy resources without achieving the intended or optimal outcomes.