Patterns of Past Conduct Divided into Identifiable Groups Are Defined

question 11

Multiple Choice

Patterns of past conduct divided into identifiable groups are defined as ______.

• A) niches
• B) deportment
• C) behavioral measures
• D) demographic variables

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Definitions:

Behavioral Aggregation

The process of combining multiple instances of behavior over time to give a more stable assessment of an individual's typical behavior.

Attitudes and Behavior

The relationship between individuals' evaluations of objects, people, or events (attitudes) and their actions (behavior).

Effort Justification

The tendency to assign greater value to outcomes that require a higher level of effort to achieve, often as a means to rationalize the expenditure of resources.

Effort Justification

A phenomenon where individuals assign greater value to outcomes they had to put effort into achieving or obtaining.