________ Explains the Ways in Which We Judge People Differently

question 110

Multiple Choice

________ explains the ways in which we judge people differently, depending on the meaning we assign to a given behavior.

• A) Attribution theory
• B) Equity theory
• C) Object relations theory
• D) Attachment theory
• E) Cultural schema theory

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Definitions:

Universal Generalization

A conclusion drawn about all things in a certain category, based on observations or evidence from some members of that category.

Existential Instantiation

A logical rule inferring the existence of at least one instance of a predicate; used in proofs to show something exists.

Universal Instantiation

A principle in logic that allows for the deducing of a statement about a specific instance from a general statement that applies to all instances.

Universal Generalization

A form of deductive reasoning that concludes a general statement is true for all instances based on the observation of particular instances.