The Difference Between Direct and Circumstantial Evidence Is

question 27

Multiple Choice

The difference between direct and circumstantial evidence is:

• A)direct evidence requires the use of an inference but circumstantial evidence does not.
• B)circumstantial evidence requires the use of an inference but direct evidence does not.
• C)direct evidence requires judicial discretion but circumstantial evidence is not.
• D)circumstantial evidence requires the use of a presumption but direct evidence does not.

Understand the concepts of assimilation and accommodation and their application in relationships.

Comprehend the nature and effects of downward social comparisons in individual psychology.

Analyze the impact of motivated reasoning on relationship satisfaction.

Distinguish between stable/internal and temporary/internal attributions in partner behavior.

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Definitions:

Criterion Contamination

Occurs when performance evaluation measures are influenced by factors unrelated to the actual job performance.

Employee's Control

The degree of influence and authority employees have over their work environment and tasks.

Ineffective Handling

Poor management or control of a situation, leading to unsuccessful outcomes or the inability to achieve desired results.

Legal Action

The process of taking disputes to a law court or undergoing legal proceedings related to employment issues.