Matt's server in the restaurant just can't seem to get his order right.If Matt had just read Chapter 1 on social influence and evaluates the situation like a social psychologist might,what is he most likely to think?

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A social psychologist would likely consider various factors beyond just the server's abilities or personality, such as potential situational factors that could be affecting their behavior, like stress or being short-staffed. Option A implicates a dispositional explanation, which social psychologists try to avoid without appropriate evidence. The other options don't really fit the contextual information provided.

Matt's Server in the Restaurant Just Can't Seem to Get