What is meant by ‘interactionism’ in personality psychology? – McqOptions

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1.	What is meant by ‘interactionism’ in personality psychology?
A.	the view that the interaction between people shapes their personalities
B.	the view that there is reciprocal interaction between personality, situations and the environment
C.	the view that children should interact with other children as much as possible to shape a personality that will benefit them in their later lives
D.	None of them
Answer» C. the view that children should interact with other children as much as possible to shape a personality that will benefit them in their later lives

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