An informational cue indicating the degree to which a person behaves the same way in other situations is known as:
A)consistency
B)consensus
C)distinctiveness
D)inconsistency

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Consistency refers to whether the person generally behaves in the same way in similar situations. Consensus refers to whether other people tend to behave similarly in the same situation. In contrast, distinctiveness refers to whether the person behaves differently in different situations. Inconsistency is not an option for the answer as it does not relate to any specific informational cue in social psychology.

An Informational Cue Indicating the Degree to Which a Person