A Judge May See a Target's Behavior, Pay Attention to the Behavior

question 29

Multiple Choice

A judge may see a target's behavior, pay attention to the behavior, and use the behavior in his or her judgment about the target's personality. However, for the personality judgment to be accurate, the

• A) observed behavior must be relevant to the trait being judged.
• B) behavior must be unusual and distinctive.
• C) judge must have observed the behavior on multiple occasions.
• D) personality trait must be cross-situationally consistent.

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Definitions:

Eye Muscle

Any of the six muscles that control the movement of the eye and the eyelid.

Intrinsic Eye Muscles

Muscles located within the eye that control its movements and the size of the pupil.

Extrinsic Eye Muscles

The external muscles that control eye movement, responsible for rotating the eyeball in various directions.

Genioglossus

A muscle in the tongue that is responsible for its movement, enabling speech, swallowing, and positioning of the tongue.