Answer:
the spotlight effect
Explanation:
The spotlight effect: The term spotlight effect is defined as the phenomenon that leads an individual to believe that he or she is being noticed or watched excessively but in reality, it is not true. A person dealing with the spotlight effect is continuously the center of attention of one's world or self-centered rather than the degree to which the person is being noticed by the other person.
In the question above, Lydia's reaction best illustrates the spotlight effect because she is being conscious of her mismatched socks and overestimated the fact that others would notice her socks as well.
Hi,
Pauline is 73 years old and has to urinate almost twice as often as she did when she was younger. What age-related change contributes to this?
A) Reduced muscle tone
(Depletion of muscle fibers of the sphincters and bladder)
The foot-in-the-door phenomenon refers to the tendency to comply with a large request if one has previously complied with a small request.
<span>The term used by researchers to describe the awareness people have in their own behaviors is self-monitoring. Self monitoring is a personality trait people have that refers to their ability to control their behavior in order to accommodate certain social situations.</span>
Answer:
C). Not in the labor force.
Explanation:
The survey conducted by the Bureau of Labor Statistics will not count Margie in the labor force as she is not currently employed, neither is she looking for a job. As we know, the labor force is estimated or calculated after dividing the actively participating labor force by the number of candidates eligible. Since, Margie is neither participating and nor eligible(as she's not looking for a job). Thus, she would be considered as 'not in the labor force' and therefore, <u>option C</u> is the correct answer.
