in regard to lazarus's theory of stress, 'there is nothing neither good nor bad, but thinking makes it so'

Question

the above quotation best descibes the importance of: (a).logical thinking (b) primary metacognition (c) appraisal (d) neologistic thinking

Answer 1

a. logical thinking - a cognitive process that follows consistent rules to reach its conclusion.

b. primary metacognition -- in short, thinking about "thinking"

c. appraisal -- evaluation of something; a considered opinion

d. neologistic thinking -- "neo" means "new", "logistic" is "symbolic logic," so it's the creation of new symbols for things -- often used when people create their own new words out of old ones and thus have a vocabulary that's hard to interpret.

You'll have to decide which is more appropriate, based on your studies.

Since Lazarus' stress theory is saying that nothing is inherently good or bad, and it's all a matter of how we choose to think about it, it might fall under "appraisal" since you are evaluating a situation and determining for yourself how to view it.

[And, in terms of whether something is stressful or not, the theory is accurate: If we perceive something as stressful, it is -- and vice versa -- regardless of its actual effects.]

Answer 2

Jesus did it out of love for Martha and her sister. He wasn't requested to do it. She believed that he might want to upward push again in the course of the perfect days yet he stated the He develop into the resurrection and he will upward push again. i imagine he'd been useless 4 days. no individual requested for it.

Answer 3

Regardless of how you classify the thought process behind it, that quote is quite accurate - it's all perceptual.

Answer 4

c: appraisal