One Response to Mischel's Situationism Critique of Trait Theory Is

question 42

Multiple Choice

One response to Mischel's situationism critique of trait theory is to argue that:

• A) traits are more predictive of behavior if they are central rather than secondary
• B) some people may be more consistent than are others
• C) when behaviors are averaged across many situations, traits are better predictors of behavior
• D) all of the above

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