Situation
a. a set of instructions that specifies what one must do to accomplish some task
b. the physical environment in which an observation takes place
c. a position within a social group or organization
d. recurring behaviors and behavior patterns that are associated with specific statuses
e. the social and psychological characteristics and conditions that exist in a particular setting
f. a term that combines setting and to include all aspects of an environment—time, space, circumstances, other people, and physical and psychological conditions
ANS: E
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