A Theory That Explains a Person's Social Behavior in Terms

question 27

Multiple Choice

A theory that explains a person's social behavior in terms of his or her assessment and evaluation of the social situation as a guide deciding on a course of social action is:

• A)traditional learning theory
• B)cognitive social learning theory
• C)sociocultural theory
• D)social information processing theory

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Definitions:

Fixed Duration

A term or period of time that is set and unchangeable, often found in contracts or agreements specifying the length of commitment.

Employment Contract

A legally binding agreement between an employer and an employee that outlines the terms and conditions of employment.

Fourfold Test

A test for employment based upon ownership of tools, control, chance of profit, and risk of loss.

Risk of Profit

The possibility of encountering losses or gains in financial investments due to market fluctuations.