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GCSE Psychology · key term
An individual characteristic, such as personality or expertise, that influences behaviour.
Used by AQA and OCR
Paper 2
Revise: ConformityDispositional factors are characteristics of the individual. They help explain why people facing similar group pressure do not all behave alike.
A feature of a person, such as a personality trait, that can influence their behaviour.
An individual characteristic that influences behaviour, such as a person's skills or identification with someone else.
Keep social factors, such as the presence of others and costs of helping, distinct from dispositional factors, such as similarity and expertise.
Separate dispositional factors, such as moral beliefs, from situational factors, such as the opportunity to steal goods.
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An individual characteristic, such as personality or morality, that influences behaviour.
Paper 2
An internal characteristic of an individual, such as a personality trait or belief, that can influence their behaviour.
An individual's characteristics, such as personality, attitudes or moral beliefs, that influence their behaviour.
