When the Causes of a Person's Behavior Are Attributed to Situational

question 194

Multiple Choice

When the causes of a person's behavior are attributed to situational demands and environmental constraints, it is referred to as a(n) _____ attribution.

• A)stable
• B)unstable
• C)external
• D)internal

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Definitions:

Negative Emotions

Unpleasant or undesired feelings such as sadness, anger, anxiety, or jealousy, which can impact thought processes, behavior, and well-being.

Excitation Transfer

The process by which arousal from one stimulus can be transferred and interpreted as excitement for another, affecting emotional intensity.

Physiological Arousal State

A condition of heightened physiological activity, involving increased heart rate, sweat production, and alertness, typically as a response to stimuli.

Basic Forms Of Arousal

Fundamental physiological and psychological states of being alert, which can be triggered by stimuli that provoke excitement, fear, or sexual interest.