- Situational Variables
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Situational Variables refer to the factors and conditions that can influence or modify a situation or event.
- Types of Situational Variables
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Situational variables can be categorized into different types, including:
- Physical Environment: The immediate surroundings, settings, and physical conditions in which a situation occurs.
- Social Environment: The social context, interactions, and relationships among individuals affecting a situation.
- Cultural Factors: The shared beliefs, values, norms, and customs of a particular group or society influencing a situation.
- Temporal Factors: The time-related variables such as the duration, sequence, and timing of events impacting a situation.
- Individual Differences: The unique characteristics, abilities, personalities, and traits of individuals involved in a situation.
- Task Characteristics: The specific features, requirements, and demands of a task affecting the situation.