The Tendency to Attribute Others' Behavior to Dispositional Causes Such

question 13

Multiple Choice

The tendency to attribute others' behavior to dispositional causes such as personality is referred to as:

• A) fundamental attribution error.
• B) functional fixedness.
• C) frustration-aggression hypothesis.
• D) false memory syndrome.

Understand the concept of naturally occurring retirement communities and their significance.

Identify workforce participation trends among older adults and exceptions based on occupation.

Comprehend the role of self-efficacy in aging and its impact on older adults’ attitudes and behaviors.

Recognize the relationship between health, volunteering, and religious involvement in the well-being of older adults.

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Definitions:

Supervision

The act of overseeing and directing work and workers, ensuring tasks are completed efficiently and effectively.

Belongingness Needs

These are fundamental human motivations to be accepted and included as part of a group or community.

Esteem Needs

These represent the fourth tier in Maslow's hierarchy of needs, encompassing desires for self-respect, confidence, achievement, respect from others, and recognition.

Affiliation

A feeling or state of connectedness with a group or another individual, often characterized by shared interests or goals.