Why does the theory of planned behavior vary in its predictive ability by behavior type?
A) ?Risk-taking behaviors are more predictable than healthy behaviors.
B) ?Situation-specific behaviors are more predictable than planned ones.
C) ?Situation-specific behaviors are less predictable than planned ones.
D) ?The theory was not designed to predict ongoing individual choices.
C
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a. personality traits; observable behaviors b. observable behaviors; personality traits c. clinical judgments; objective test scores d. medical criteria; psychological assessments
If the correlations between one's self-concept and academic performance were positive, we could say that
a. academic performance and self-concept are largely unrelated. b. academic performance is an important cause of one's self-concept. c. self-concept is an important cause of academic performance. d. self-concept and academic performance are related, but no causal relationship has been established.
Just as he was about to get out of his chair to present his report to his classmates, Lucien
felt as if he was going to die. He suddenly developed a shortness of breath and felt dizzy. Lucien was experiencing __________ disorder. a. mood b. conversion c. manic d. panic e. phobic
Patterns of arousal and emotionality that represent consistent and enduring characteristics in an individual are called
a) genetics. b) genotype. c) temperament. d) phenotype.