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A manager is known for being authoritative, decisive, and formal during business meetings. However, when coaching their child's soccer team on the weekend, the same person is encouraging, patient, and uses humor to motivate the players. Which psychological principle best accounts for this change in demeanor across the two settings?
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An individual is known for being quiet, collaborative, and deferential while working as a junior member of a large corporate team. However, when coaching their child's soccer team on weekends, the same individual is loud, authoritative, and makes decisions decisively. Which of the following statements best explains this consistent difference in behavior across the two settings?
A manager is known for being authoritative, decisive, and formal during business meetings. However, when coaching their child's soccer team on the weekend, the same person is encouraging, patient, and uses humor to motivate the players. Which psychological principle best accounts for this change in demeanor across the two settings?