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These three vehicles are referred to as their consideration set of vehicles. To determine which car to buy, they focus on price, safety ratings, and towing capacity. These are the determinant attributes they will use to make their final decision.
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- Before choosing anything to buy from a set of choices given to us, we naturally tend to look for the attributes of the commodities. These attributes either attract us towards a commodity or help us devise that they are of no use.
- Hence, the attributes that prove instrumental in our decision making are referred to as determinant attributes.
The first shots of the Civil War were fired at Fort Sumter.
The map that best suited for maritime navigation is Mercator<span> projection. Your answer to the question is A.</span>
"The Painted Dessert" is in Arizona, near the east end of The Grand Canyon.
Answer:All of the above
Explanation:According to psychologist Albert Bandura, reciprocal determinism is made up of three elements which all play a role in our behavior , those are the individual,the environment and the behavior itself
Based on this theory one's own behavior is affected by social world and personal characteristics.
The theory states that there is always interaction between these three elements , a person influences their environment whilst also the environment has an influence on them. According to this theory even children exert their own character when they play they don't just do as they have been taught but they have an active role in how they interact with the world around them.
Behavior Component
- according to this theory a behavior is maintained by the person through how they think and also by the environment and outside social factors.
Environmental Component
- This factor refers to the actual surroundings which has a reinforcing stimuli and all these influences one's behavior
Individual Component
- This refers to one's own personality characteristics and how this define their behaviour and it based on individual uniqueness.
