Muir Defined Coercion as Obtaining Desired Behavior from Another by

question 30

Multiple Choice

Muir defined coercion as obtaining desired behavior from another by

• A) arresting them
• B) threatening to harm something of value to them
• C) outright use of force
• D) pointing at pistol at them

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Definitions:

Stable Internal

Characteristics or attributes within an individual that are consistent and reliable over time.

Stable External

Refers to external conditions or factors that remain consistent and unchanging over time, affecting individuals or environments in a predictable manner.

Internal Attribution

The process of explaining one's own behavior or the behavior of others by attributing causes to internal characteristics or dispositions.

Noncausal Attribution

The assignment of a cause to an event or behavior without evidence of a direct cause-and-effect relationship.