Marianne Has Controlling, Overprotective, Fault-Finding Parents

question 58

Multiple Choice

Marianne has controlling, overprotective, fault-finding parents. In response to their behaviors, she refuses to maintain the minimal body weight she needs for her age and height. Aside from her eating disorder, Marianne will most likely exhibit all of the following behaviors EXCEPT _____.

• A) conformity
• B) defiance
• C) distrust
• D) anger

Recognize the impact of policies, interpersonal relationships, and environmental factors on health.

Understand the challenges and strategies in modifying risk factors and promoting physical activity.

Comprehend the definitions and assessments of health and health behaviors.

Understand the role of environmental and societal factors in promoting a healthy lifestyle.

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Definitions:

Relationship-specific Social Decentering

The ability to step outside one's own perspective within the context of a specific relationship to understand the thoughts, feelings, or motivations of another person.

Overlapping Stages

Phases in a process where certain aspects or actions occur simultaneously or intersect with one another.

Childhood Friendships

Social relationships formed between children, characterized by mutual affection and play.

Triangular Theory of Love

proposed by psychologist Robert Sternberg, describes love in terms of three components: intimacy, passion, and commitment.