Walter Mischel's View of Situationism Infers That

question 112

Multiple Choice

Walter Mischel's view of situationism infers that

• A) situations are more important than traits.
• B) personality varies considerably from one context to another.
• C) an individual's personality is more important in one situation than another.
• D) reinforcers in the environment help shape personality traits.

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