Name and describe four ways in which the person and the situation interact. Give a specific example for each person-situation interaction
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: Students should describe four of the following and provides examples of each:
• Different persons respond differently to the same situation.
• Situations choose the person.
• Persons choose their situations.
• Different situations prime different parts of the person.
• Persons change the situation.
• Situations change the person.
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