The Extent to Which a Behavior Is the Same Whenever

question 124

Multiple Choice

The extent to which a behavior is the same whenever the presumed cause of the behavior is present affects our attributions of the behavior. This exemplifies ________.

• A) consistency
• B) distinctiveness
• C) consensus
• D) frequency

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Definitions:

Intrinsically Imperfect

Suggests that something has inherent flaws or limitations, emphasizing the idea that imperfection is a fundamental aspect of its nature.

Imperfectible

The belief that it is impossible to achieve perfection or complete improvement in the human condition.

Functional

In sociology, referring to the aspects of societies or institutions that contribute to their stability and continuity by fulfilling necessary roles.

Practical

Pertains to real-world applications or actions rather than theoretical ideas, emphasizing usability and effectiveness in everyday situations.