Three of the following behaviors reflect the need for relatedness. Which one does not?
a. As she studies for a physics exam, Christianne tries to think how she might apply physics in her own life.
b. Ashleigh and Diane pass notes back and forth during their math class.
c. Ted likes working with children and especially enjoys his volunteer activities with the Special Olympics.
d. Mike takes up smoking because he thinks it will make him look cool.
Question 2
The textbook distinguishes between a challenge and a threat. Which one of the following is most likely to be a threat rather than a challenge?
a. You think you can probably make the basketball team, but only if you practice every day at home.
b. You are required to take a college course in nuclear physics, even though you failed basic physics in high school.
c. You have invited a friend to dinner and are trying a recipe you've never tried before.
d. You're asked to climb up a twenty-foot rope hanging from the ceiling. You've climbed ten feet before, but you've never climbed twenty feet.
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