Which of the following is an example of subjective discomfort?
A) hearing voices that no one else can hear
B) worrying about everything most of the time
C) feeling that you're better than everyone else
D) deciding that rules are for suckers and that you don't have to obey them as long as you don't get caught

Question

Which of the following is an example of subjective discomfort?
A) hearing voices that no one else can hear 
B) worrying about everything most of the time 
C) feeling that you're better than everyone else
D) deciding that rules are for suckers and that you don't have to obey them as long as you don't get caught

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Subjective discomfort refers to a person's personal sense of distress or unease, and worrying about everything most of the time can definitely cause such discomfort. The other options mention hearing voices, feeling superior to others, or disregarding rules, but they don't necessarily involve a sense of personal discomfort.

Which of the Following Is an Example of Subjective Discomfort