People bring their abilities, goals, and experiences to each and every situation, which often changes the situation. Conversely, because situations have unique characteristics, such as opportunities and rewards, they change people. This dynamic reflects the interactional perspective, which explains that behavior is a function of

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interdependent person and situation factors.

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interdependent ethical and unethical factors.

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interdependent human and social factors.

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independent person and situation factors.

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independent human and social factors

interdependent person and situation factors.

Explanation:

Interpendent person refers to the type of person who realize that each individuals have their own negative and positive attributes, including themselves. This type of person realize that people need to rely on each other in order to cope with the negative attributes that they have.

Situation factors refers to a characteristic that might make a certain situation become unique from another.

Often time, an individual can be effective in handling a certain situation, but extremely inefficient when handling other situation. This happen because they have different abilities/experiences that added to their positive attribute. In order to survive a situation that they can't handle really well, people need to learn to become interdependent person.