An experience of intense conflict or pressure that is greater than the person's immediate ability to solve or handle is termed

A. Panic:

Panic refers to a sudden, overwhelming fear or anxiety that immobilizes a person. It is an emotional response, not necessarily tied to a conflict that exceeds coping ability.

B. Apathy:

Apathy is a lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern. It does not describe an intense conflict or pressure.

C. Crisis:

A crisis is a psychological disequilibrium in a person who faces a situation that is perceived as overwhelming or insurmountable with their current coping mechanisms.

D. Disaster:

A disaster is a large-scale event that causes destruction and can affect many people; it is an external event rather than a personal psychological state.

A. Role performance:

This refers to how individuals fulfill the expectations of their roles in life (e.g., student, parent), not their internal identity.

B. Body image:

Body image is how a person perceives their physical appearance, which is a part of self-concept but not the whole.

C. Self-esteem:

Self-esteem is the value one places on themselves. It is a component of self-concept, but self-concept is broader.

D. Self-concept:

Self-concept encompasses an individual’s thoughts and feelings about themselves as a person, including identity, self-esteem, and role perception.