According to Walter Mischel, if a child experiences a particular situation, he or she will then respond with a unique, stable set of behaviors. These if-then patterns will be characteristic of an individual, leading to the stable characteristics we think of as a. personality. b. self-concept. c. traits. d. temperament.

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Zoe Dean

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12 March, 00:12

According to Walter Mischel, if a child experiences a particular situation, he or she will then respond with a unique, stable set of behaviors. These if-then patterns will be characteristic of an individual, leading to the stable characteristics we think of as a. personality. b. self-concept. c. traits. d. temperament.

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Madilynn Briggs · Answer 1

Answer: personality

Explanation: Walter Mischel's Theory of Personality explains that an individual's behavior is influenced by two things which are:-

* The actual characteristics of a given situation

* The way in which the situation is perceived.

However, according to Walter Mischel, if a child for instance experiences a particular action, the child will then respond with a stable and a special set of behaviors, these patterns will become an attributes of the child, then leading to the stable attributes we think of as a personality.