How Differently a Person Behaves in One Situation Compared to Other

question 107

Multiple Choice

How differently a person behaves in one situation compared to other situations is called:

• A) specificity
• B) distinctiveness
• C) consensus
• D) uniqueness

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Definitions:

Mental Set

A frame of mind involving an established way of thinking, either due to habit or a desire to maintain a perceived efficiency in approaching problems.

Household Repairs

Household repairs involve fixing or mending various systems or structures within a home, addressing issues related to plumbing, electrical wiring, or structural damage.

Means-End Analysis

A problem-solving strategy that involves breaking down the problem into smaller parts and addressing these parts to reach the desired goal.

Stroop Task

The Stroop task is a psychological test that demonstrates the conflict between the meaning of words and their colors, revealing how automatic processing can interfere with intended cognitive tasks.