When an Identity Is So Entrenched Within Someone's Self-Concept That

question 71

Multiple Choice

When an identity is so entrenched within someone's self-concept that he or she engages in behaviors related to it when it is not appropriate to so do, one can conclude that this individual is experiencing:

• A)cognitive-situation misattribution
• B)energy drain
• C)role spillage
• D)status strain
• E)the role-person merger

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Definitions:

Population Variances

The measures of how much the values in an entire population differ from the mean of that population.

Randomized Block Design

A statistical experimental design that groups subjects into blocks based on certain attributes, then randomly assigns treatments within these blocks to control for variability.

Two-Tail

Pertaining to tests of statistical significance that consider both the upper and lower tails of the distribution to check for extreme values in either direction.

SSE

Sum of Squared Errors, a measure of the total deviation of response values from the fit values in statistical models.