Compared to individuals seen repeatedly in the same situation, perceivers form more complex impressions of individuals that they see in many different contexts.

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This is known as the context-dependency effect, which suggests that people who are seen in varied situations elicit more nuanced and complex impressions from perceivers than those who are seen repeatedly in the same situation. This is because different contexts can reveal different aspects of an individual's personality, behavior, and traits.

Compared to Individuals Seen Repeatedly in the Same Situation, Perceivers