Students in a Class Tend to Select a Certain Seat

question 9

Multiple Choice

Students in a class tend to select a certain seat to sit in. If someone else should happen to sit in that seat, the first student may feel that ownership rights are being violated. This is an example of

• A)territoriality.
• B)absurd behavior.
• C)social zone violation.
• D)environment invasion.

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Definitions:

Decision Making

is the process of identifying and selecting alternatives based on values, preferences, and beliefs of the decision-maker.

Performance Deficiency

A situation where an individual's work output fails to meet the expected standards or objectives.

Actual Situation

The real or existing state of affairs or circumstances, without any changes or alterations.

Better Than Anticipated

A situation or outcome that exceeds previously set expectations or forecasts.