When the Causes of a Person's Behavior Are Attributed to Situational

question 94

Multiple Choice

When the causes of a person's behavior are attributed to situational demands and environmental constraints,it is referred to as

• A) a stable attribution.
• B) an unstable attribution.
• C) an external attribution.
• D) an internal attribution.

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Definitions:

Chlorpromazine

Antipsychotic drug.

Cognitive Strategy

Techniques or methods employed to improve mental processes such as learning, memory, problem-solving, and decision-making.

Delusional Beliefs

Firmly held convictions despite strong evidence to the contrary, often a symptom of psychiatric disorders.

Hallucinatory Experiences

Phenomena where an individual perceives something to exist that does not actually exist outside their mind, such as seeing or hearing things that aren't there.