The Situationist Argument Holds That

question 89

Multiple Choice

The situationist argument holds that

• A) a thorough review of the literature reveals that there is a limit to how well one can predict behavior from personality.
• B) situations are more important than personality traits for determining behavior.
• C) our everyday intuitions about people are fundamentally flawed.
• D) All of the answer options are correct.

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Definitions:

Superior

Anatomical term meaning above or closer to the head; also called cranial.

Anatomical Direction

Refers to the terms used to describe the locations and orientations of structures in the body relative to other structures or locations.

Posterior

Anatomical term meaning toward the back of the body. Also called dorsal.

Body Structure

Refers to the organization and arrangement of physical parts of organisms, including their systems, organs, and tissues.