When the influence of the situation is , the consequent behavior is more likely to be a result of .

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When the influence of the situation is , the consequent behavior is more likely to be a result of .

Select one:

a. weak; individual personalities

b. weak; external circumstances

c. strong; internal forces

d. strong; dispositions

The correct option is letter A. When the influence of the situation is weak, the consequent behavior is more likely to be a result of individual personalities.

Explanation:

Since behavior is a product of a situation combined with the person, it is fair to think that the result may be accounted for differently according to how strong each element is. Thus, if a situation and the "sub-elements" it includes - such as the presence of others, cultural and social influences, and so on - are weak, it is only logic to assume that the element "person" will be predominant. The result behavior is, therefore, more likely to be a consequence of that individual's personality.