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rmenurse

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All of the following are principles of propriate functional autonomy except:
 
  a. organizing the energy level.
  c. expressive behavior.
  b. mastery and competence.
  d. propriate patterning.

Question 2

According to Allport, propriate motives relate to our lifestyle and are:
 
  a. repetitive physical actions.
  b. genetically determined.
  c. general for all individuals.
  d. necessary to our self-image.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C
FEEDBACK: Our propriate functioning is an organizing process that maintains our sense of self. This organizing process is governed by the following three principles: organizing the energy level, mastery and competence, and propriate patterning.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D
FEEDBACK: Propriate motives are unique to each individual. The ego determines which motives will be maintained and which will be discarded. We retain motives that enhance our self-esteem or self-image.





 

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