How Does the Interactionist Perspective Differ from the Situationist Perspective

question 296

Multiple Choice

How does the interactionist perspective differ from the situationist perspective?

• A) The interactionist perspective uses a modern definition of reinforcement, while the situationist perspective uses a traditional definition of reinforcement.
• B) The interactionist perspective encompasses multiple points of view, while the situationist perspective is just one point of view.
• C) The interactionist perspective has undergone many revisions, while the situationist perspective has not.
• D) The interactionist perspective acknowledges the relationship between traits and situations, while the situationist perspective ignores traits.

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