When Using _____, Observers Count the Frequency of Specific Behaviors

question 174

Multiple Choice

When using _____, observers count the frequency of specific behaviors and record actions, not what traits they think a person has.

• A)situational testing
• B)a rating scale
• C)a behavioral assessment
• D)projective techniques

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Definitions:

Social World

The domain of human interaction and relationships, encompassing both social structures and individual social behaviors.

Dispositional Attribution

The tendency to attribute someone's behavior to their personality or disposition rather than to external factors.

Poor Performance

An outcome that falls below the expected or required standard in any task or activity.

Primacy Effect

A psychological phenomenon where the first pieces of information presented are better remembered than information presented later.