Understanding Inhibitions and Judgment Issues

Study Notes

Relaxed Inhibitions

Overly friendly behavior can indicate relaxed inhibitions.
Unfriendly demeanor may also be a sign of relaxed inhibitions.
Signs include depression or quietness.
Use of foul language is an indication of relaxed inhibitions.
Loud behavior often accompanies relaxed inhibitions.
Rude comments can reflect relaxed inhibitions.

Impaired Judgment

Complaining about drink strength after consuming similar drinks suggests impaired judgment.
Rapid consumption of larger drinks may result from impaired judgment.
Making rash or argumentative statements indicates impaired judgment.
Carelessness with money is a common symptom of impaired judgment.

Slowed Reaction Time

Speaking or moving slowly can be a sign of slowed reaction time.
Inability to concentrate or loss of thought is indicative of slowed reaction time.
Feeling drowsy is associated with slowed reaction time.
Glassy eyes often accompany slowed reaction time.
Difficulty maintaining focus reflects slowed reaction time.

Impaired Motor Coordination

Staggering, stumbling, or falling signals impaired motor coordination.
Bumping into objects can indicate impaired motor coordination.
Swaying while sitting or standing shows impairment in motor coordination.
Inability to pick up or dropping objects relates to impaired motor coordination.
Misjudging the distance to the mouth when drinking suggests impaired motor coordination.
Slurred speech is a common characteristic of impaired motor coordination.
Difficulty with tasks like lighting cigarettes indicates impaired motor coordination.

Description

This quiz explores the effects of relaxed inhibitions, impaired judgment, and slowed reaction time. It highlights various signs and behaviors associated with these conditions, enhancing your understanding of their psychological implications. Perfect for psychology students or anyone interested in human behavior.