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:

Managing Stress

The process of identifying stressors in one’s life and implementing strategies to reduce or cope with stress.

Cohabitation

The living arrangement in which an unmarried couple resides together in a long-term relationship that resembles a marriage.

Unmarried Cohabiting Couples

Partners who live together in a romantic relationship without being legally married.

School Refusal

A child's consistent reluctance or refusal to attend school, often due to emotional distress, anxiety, or fear.