The general term is provocation.
This is a type of dare that subtly challenges the person's courage, resolve or determination. Although the term "bet" is used, it may or may not result in an actual bet, or wager, on the outcome.
Whereas an expression of belief ("I'm sure you could") might not result in an attempt, the suggestion of fear or inability will often prompt a try, no matter how ill-advised or perilous the action. This is not as open a challenge as calling someone "chicken" (afraid or cowardly).
That is called a challenge. It is a way to provoke or dare someone to follow through on their statement by expressing doubt that they will actually do it.
It is called the "self-fulfilling prophecy," where a person's belief or statement about a future event influences their actions or behavior, ultimately leading to that event occurring.
To look back upon or to think about something. It is also possible to reflect on something that will happen in the future.Ex: Tom reflected on the choices he had and the consequences they would bring.
Emotions are caused by both events and thoughts. You could become angry from someone trying to insult you, happy from someone proposing to you, or confused by what someone says or does. Equally, if you have something on your mind, that could lead to positive or negative emotions.
Yes, individuals who are shy and introspective may hesitate to respond when someone they like says goodnight to them. They might overthink their response or feel uncertain about how to communicate their feelings. This could lead them to respond to the next person who says goodnight as a way to avoid potential awkwardness with the person they like.
It may indicate that they prioritize their own opinions and values over others', which can be a sign of self-confidence or independence. However, completely disregarding all feedback or social perception may hinder their ability to form meaningful relationships or adjust behaviors in response to constructive criticism.
a con
Yes, to both questions.
When someone says this to you, it usually means you've said something funny.
If someone says that something "apparently happened" it means that they are not really sure if it is true.
Liars.
If someone says they are puzzled, it means they are confused or uncertain about something and are looking for clarity or understanding. They may be struggling to make sense of a situation or to find a solution to a problem.
A lier and a rat who thinks they can get away with stuff
When you comply, or are obedient with something that someone says. :)
something nice someone says to you
If someone says you are sitting there like a mushroom, that means that they feel that you are not doing anything useful. The implication is that you should be doing something else, to make better use of your time.
In Facebook, you cannot "like" something someone says on a chat. However you may "like" something someone says on a post or comment :D
No. "Something" means what it says, a "Thing". "Someone" means a person!