Assumptions in Models Tend to Make

question 123

Multiple Choice

Assumptions in models tend to make

• A) the model predict what the scientist wants the results to be.
• B) the model more realistic.
• C) the model more applicable to specific circumstances.
• D) the model always predict the future accurately.

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Definitions:

Interpersonal Complementarity Hypothesis

A theory suggesting that in interpersonal interactions, actions that are behaviorally complementary tend to elicit positive responses and encourage continuation of the behavior.

Dominant Behaviors

Describes actions that assert control, influence, or authority over others in various social and professional settings.

Submissive Behaviors

Actions that indicate a willingness to yield to the control or authority of others, often demonstrated by passivity or deference.

Milgram Study

A controversial psychological experiment conducted by Stanley Milgram, which aimed to measure the willingness of participants to obey authority figures, even when actions conflicted with personal conscience.