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Summarize the Dutch "Golden Age." Why is it so called?
Situationism
The theory that behavior is determined more by situations and environmental factors than by personal traits or motivations.
Relative Consistency
The degree to which an individual's behavior remains stable in different contexts over time.
True Interaction
An authentic exchange or engagement between people, which is genuine and not artificial or simulated in any way.
Suppressor Effect
A statistical phenomenon where a variable increases the predictive validity of another variable by controlling for or suppressing irrelevant variance.
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