A Child Who Has Externalizing Tendencies Tends to Be Highly

question 52

True/False

A child who has externalizing tendencies tends to be highly disruptive and argumentative.

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Definitions:

Perceived Control

The belief or feeling that one can influence the events in their life and the outcomes of situations they are in.

Problem-Focused Coping

A strategy for managing stress by directly addressing the problem causing the distress.

External Locus

A belief that one's successes or failures result from external factors beyond one's control.

Work Schedule

A planned outline that specifies when tasks, jobs, or appointments are intended to be completed or attended to.