The Person-Environment Approach to Stress Emphasizes The

question 93

Multiple Choice

The person-environment approach to stress emphasizes the:

• A) idea that confusing and conflicting expectations of a person in a social role create stress for that person.
• B) belief that effort will lead to performance.
• C) notion that perception and cognitive evaluations of situations differ and accordingly stress is mostly determined by perception.
• D) idea that the fit between a person's self-image or concept and their ideal generates large stress when there is lack of fit.

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Definitions:

Implicit Attitudes

Unconscious beliefs or feelings towards objects, people, or situations, which can influence behavior without one's awareness.

Racial Prejudice

The preconceived opinion, bias, or discrimination against people based on their race or ethnicity.

Negative Views

Attitudes or perspectives that focus on the undesirable aspects of a situation rather than the positive ones.

Line Study

An investigation or experiment that focuses on the perception, judgment, or memory of lines, often in the context of psychological research.