Results from Cross-Cultural Studies of Impression Formation Indicate That

question 114

Multiple Choice

Results from cross-cultural studies of impression formation indicate that

• A) the language we use influences the implicit personality theories we use and thus the impressions we form.
• B) language has little impact on impression formation because nonverbal influences are so powerful.
• C) implicit personality theories are surprisingly similar across cultures.
• D) there is little relationship between language and implicit personality theories.

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Definitions:

Child Variables

Factors or characteristics related to children that can influence outcomes in studies or interventions, such as age, gender, or developmental stage.

Contextual Variables

Factors that influence the setting or environment in which behaviors, events, or data are situated, affecting their interpretation.

Informed Decision

A decision made based on a thorough understanding of the facts, implications, and consequences, often involving the consultation of relevant information or advice.

Appropriate Language

The use of language that is considered suitable and respectful within a particular context or setting, taking into account cultural and situational sensitivities.