Concept information
Preferred term
integrative complexity
Definition
- Definition Integrative complexity deals with how people process information. Some people may view things in simple terms (e.g., John is always introverted), and some may view them in more complex ways (e.g., whether John is introverted depends on how well he knows the people in the situation). [Source: Encyclopedia of Social Psychology; Integrative Complexity]
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URI
https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/integrative_complexity
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