Why Do Actors and Observers Tend to Give Different Explanations

question 240

Multiple Choice

Why do actors and observers tend to give different explanations for the same instance of behaviour by an actor

• A) Only outside observers can accurately explain actors' behaviour. 
• B) Situational pressures may not be readily apparent to an observer. 
• C) Observers tend to possess more knowledge than the actors. 
• D) Only actors themselves can accurately explain their own behaviour.

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Definitions:

CL=9

Cas Latency 9, a parameter of RAM that refers to the latency between the memory controller requesting data from the RAM and the time it is available on the module's output pins.

CL=11

Represents the CAS Latency, a measure of the delay time between when a memory controller tells the memory module to access a particular memory column and when the data from that memory column is available.

Dual-Voltage Memory

Motherboard memory modules that use less power and produce less heat if the motherboard supports this feature. Not all installed modules must support the lower voltage for the system to take advantage of the modules that do support the lower voltage.

Power Supply

A device that converts AC voltage into DC voltage that the computer can use to power all internal and some external devices.