The Ability to Connect Multiple Events in One's Life in Order

question 15

Multiple Choice

The ability to connect multiple events in one's life in order to explain how a person has come to a particular life outcome is an example of what Habermas and Bluck call

• A) Temporal coherence
• B) Biographical coherence
• C) Causal coherence
• D) Thematic coherence

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Definitions:

Gross Motor Skills

Skills that employ the large muscles used in locomotion.

Agility

The ability to move quickly and easily, often reflecting physical coordination and nimbleness.

Parental Divorce

The legal dissolution of a marriage by the parents of a child, which can have varying impacts on the child's development and well-being.

Overeating

The consumption of food in quantities greater than what is required by the body, often leading to negative health consequences.