Walter Mischel's studies of college students' conscientiousness revealed only a modest relationship between a student being conscientious on one occasion and being similarly conscientious on another occasion. According to Mischel, this should make psychologists more cautious about emphasizing the consistency of Group of answer choices

repression.

unconditional positive regard.

personality traits.

self-efficacy.

reciprocal determinism.

Personality traits

Explanation:

Walter Mischel's Theory of Personality states that an individual's behavior is influenced by two things - the specific attributes of a given situation and the manner in which he perceives the situation. Mischel argued that a person only behaves in a similar manner whenever these actions are highly probable to yield into the same results. He emphasized that we have individual differences, so our values and expectancies must be consider in predicting a person's behavior and personality.