Thomas is scrupulously honest when it comes to not cheating on his tests and papers, but when a cashier accidentally gives him back too much change, he is likely to keep the extra money. A social psychologist would most likely say that Thomas's behavior
a. reflects an immaturity because of its inconsistency.
b. must be responding to factors in the situation that affect his honesty.
c. is chaotic and unpredictable.
d. reflects his true immoral nature.
Answer: B
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