The Affect-Congruence Model of Reciprocal Interactionism Suggests That

question 30

Multiple Choice

The affect-congruence model of reciprocal interactionism suggests that:

• A) Persons experience greater levels of positive affect in situations consistent with their traits
• B) Persons choose situations that are consistent with their traits
• C) Persons choose situations that are consistent with their current affective state
• D) Traits and affective states are in mutual interaction

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Definitions:

Biological Theorists

Researchers or scientists who explore the connections between biological processes and behaviors, emphasizing genetics, neurochemistry, and biology's role in influencing human actions and mental states.

Depression

A common and serious mood disorder that affects how you feel, think, and handle daily activities, characterized by persistent sadness and lack of interest.

Psychological Disorder

A pattern of behavioral, cognitive, or emotional symptoms that cause distress or significant impairment in functioning.

Phobia

A strong, unreasonable fear or dislike of a specific thing.