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Your answer is most likely C. :) Glad I could help!!
The idea that one's self-image is shaped by the ways others view them is called: <span> social comparison
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Other than basic need such as food, clothes and shelter, most human have an uncontrollable desire to be accepted by others.
This desire make most people constantly seek our peers' validation for every aspect of our lives.
This is the basic argument of how one's self-image is shaped by the ways others view them
After learning about his low score on the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale, Gunter complained, "I don’t believe that test is a measure of intelligence at all." Gunter’s statement is equivalent to saying that the WAIS lacks Validity
Answer: Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
WAIS is an IQ based test. This test is used to measure the intelligence as well as cignitive abilities of adults and adolescents. The test checks the verbal comprehension, processing speed, working memory as well as the reasoning abilities.
The WAIS is a popularly used test considered to be a reliable measure of intelligence. Validity of a test refers to whether a test measures what it actually is designed for. If Gunter complains of the fact that the test is not a measure of intelligence at all, this means that the test lacks validity.
<span>A learning theory would emphasize that </span>the process of reinforcement leads those with an obsessive-compulsive disorder to frequently repeat their compulsive behaviors.
People who had obsessive compulsive disorder will keep reinforce themselves that something will go wrong if they do not repeat a certain task, which eventually push them to do the a lot of their tasks over and over again.
