Interpreting Another Person's Behavior as Being Caused by Internal or External

question 94

True/False

Interpreting another person's behavior as being caused by internal or external factors depends upon our perceptions of the consistency, consensus and diligence associated with the behavior.

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Definitions:

Middle-Aged

A term typically referring to people who are in their middle years, often considered to be between 45 and 65.

Passive-Aggressive Behavior

A pattern of indirectly expressing negative feelings instead of openly addressing them.

Hardiness

Personal qualities, including a sense of control, orientation toward personal growth, and commitment to life choices, that influence adults’ ability to adapt to changes and life circumstances.

Frequent Infections

The repeated occurrence of illnesses caused by viruses, bacteria, or other microorganisms, indicating potential issues with an individual's immune system.