In their concepts of humanity,both Rotter and Mischel
A)put greater emphasis on determinism rather than free choice.
B)have more teleological than causal explanations of behavior.
C)are highly optimistic in their viewpoints.
D)stress unconscious forces over conscious ones.
E)take a biological view rather than a social view.

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Both Rotter and Mischel have more teleological (goal-oriented) explanations of behavior rather than strictly causal ones. They both view behavior as being influenced by the individual's perception of the situation and their goals, rather than being determined solely by past events or unconscious forces.

In Their Concepts of Humanity,both Rotter and Mischel