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								Component or distuingshing characterisitc of an individual that is stable across time and external situations									 | 
								Trait									 | 
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								4 elements that traits have in common									 | 
								Stable within a given individual, vary among individuals, can be measured, are responsible for closely related behaviors 									 | 
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								General attitudes do correlate with general ______ but that spefici behaviors do not show a high correlation with specific _____									 | 
								Behaviors, attitudes									 | 
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								Whether based on the noblest ideas or the basest prejudices, often melt before the percieved requirements of spefic social sitautions									 | 
								Triats									 | 
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								Are universally used to describe and explain the behavior of others  they are part of everyones implicit  or understated personality theory									 | 
								Traits									 | 
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								We are motivated to see people more consistent than they really are because we need to understand others  for our own social and economic survival									 | 
								Traits									 | 
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								If we see people behave in a particular situation and we attriubute that behavior to their traits we will think we have learned something about them and can predict their behvaior in the future									 | 
								Triats									 | 
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								Built in tendency for humans to overestimate the importance of internal dispositions and underestimate the contribution of thta spefic situation in explaining the behavior of others									 | 
								FAE									 | 
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								Whenit comes to our behavior we attribute it to sitautional or external causes									 | 
								Actor-observer bias									 | 
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								_____ argued that individuals behaviors are too inconsistent across situations to allow categorization of triats which is called?									 | 
								Mischel, Person/situation debate									 | 
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								Defines the direction and the strength of the relationship between two random variables									 | 
								Corellation coefficent									 | 
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								What can the correlation coefficant range from									 | 
								1 to -1/ one is poisitve correlation both go up one in negavtive one goes up and one goes down/ o meaning there is no correlation									 | 
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								Gives the percentage of variation in one variable that is explained  by the variation in another variable/ squaring the coefficant									 | 
								Coefficant determination									 | 
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								Have claimed that correlations between traits and behaviors, and behaviors across sitattions cannot be expected to exceed a correlation of?									 | 
								.4									 | 
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								Squaring the coefficant of determination/ gives the percentage of variation in one variable									 | 
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