Researchers use their observations of behavior to make inferences about psychological concepts.

For example, “boredom” could be measured by counting the number of times someone moves (fidgets) in a chair.

A. Identify a behavior you could observe to assess each of the following concepts used by psychologists: interpersonal attraction, embarrassment, fear, enjoyment, and shyness.

B. For each of the behaviors you came up with in Part A, what might be a different concept that is being measured? For example, movements in a chair might measure enthusiasm or anxiety, rather than boredom.