A Person's Behaviour, Forces in the Environment, and the Person

question 500

Multiple Choice

A person's behaviour, forces in the environment, and the person himself/herself interact to form personality - this is the ___________________ perspective of personality.

• A)locus of control
• B)humanistic
• C)social constructivist
• D)reciprocal determinism

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Definitions:

Non-institutionalized Networks

Social connections and relationships that exist outside formal or established organizations, often relying on personal, informal interactions.

Shared Common Identity

A collective sense of belonging or unity among a group of people based on similar characteristics or beliefs.

Dominant Forms

Dominant Forms are the prevailing or most common expressions, structures, or patterns in a particular context, such as in culture, language, or social organization.

Unilinear Evolutionary Theory

A theory suggesting that societies progress through a series of stages in a single, linear direction towards civilization.