In Making a Correspondent Inference, When We Attribute Someone's Behaviour

question 58

Multiple Choice

In making a correspondent inference, when we attribute someone's behaviour to internal causes, we check that the behaviour:

• A) is emotionally desirable with common effects.
• B) is an expected behaviour and joyful effects.
• C) has common effects and is socially desirable.
• D) is freely chosen and hedonic relevance.

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Definitions:

Postural Muscles

Muscles that are primarily responsible for maintaining posture and balance, enabling the body to stand upright and perform movements efficiently.

Brain Activity

The functioning and neural processes occurring within the brain, often studied through imaging techniques.

REM Sleep

A phase of sleep characterized by rapid eye movements, dreams, and paralysis of motor systems.

Common Dream Theme

Frequent motifs or topics that occur in dreams, such as being chased, falling, or flying.