The Ability to Inhibit or Direct One's Actions to Conform

question 72

Multiple Choice

The ability to inhibit or direct one's actions to conform to social or moral rules without reminders from others is called

• A) inhibition.
• B) self-regulation.
• C) convention.
• D) modulation.

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Definitions:

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