When Fatima heard that Matt broke up with his girlfriend, she made an unstable and internal attribution for why Matt ended his relationship. She is likely to have said:

a) Matt was recently fired which caused him to neglect his girlfriend

b) Matt is flaky and does not take his commitments seriously

c) Matt caught his girlfriend cheating and he can not forgive that

d) Matt was unusually stressed the last few months and he could not handle the demands of the relationship

19. Which of the following was discussed in the text as a disadvantage of the case study method of research? A) case studies are very vulnerable to demand characteristics B) case studies are not a good way to investigate rare or unusual behaviour C) case studies are not a good way to establish cause-effect relationships D) case studies give results that can be easily generalized to other people E) case studies are an effective way to investigate rare or unusual behaviour

I would appreciate if anyone could help me with the following social psychology question please.

Thomas feels comfortable relying on and being close to his immediate family members, yet he seeks extremely intimate, clingy romantic relationships. He also keeps his distance from his friends, not disclosing too much to them or counting on them. How would you analyze his differing attachment styles?

I would appreciate if anyone can help me with the following social psychology question please.

Thomas feels comfortable relying on and being close to his immediate family members, yet he seeks extremely intimate, clingy romantic relationships. He also keeps his distance from his friends, not disclosing too much to them or counting on them. How would you analyze his differing attachment styles?