Locus of Causality Refers To

question 64

Multiple Choice

Locus of causality refers to:

• A) whether a behavior is either an aspect of the actor or the environment in which they are in.
• B) the person in one's environment whom one sees as having the most control over one's life.
• C) the dimension of an attribution that the individual perceives to be most central.
• D) the extent to which a person thinks they are capable of performing a future action.

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Definitions:

Complimentary

Given free of charge, often as a courtesy or for promotional purposes.

Introductory

Pertaining to the beginning or initial phase of something, often used to describe the first exposure to a topic or the initial version of a product.

Demonstration

The act of showing how a product or service works, often used as a sales technique to provide visual and practical proof of benefits.

Product

Any item or service that is offered to the market to fulfill a want or need.