Understanding Tendency

The video tutorial introduces the concept of 'tendency' using the term 'TEND-TO' and its application in different contexts. It aims to provide a clear understanding of how tendencies can be identified and analyzed.

What is the general idea behind the term 'tendency'?

• An unpredictable pattern.

• A fixed and unchangeable trait.

• A random occurrence of events.

• A strong inclination towards a particular characteristic or type of behavior.

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Which of the following best describes 'tendency'?

• An unexpected outcome.

• A sudden change in behavior.

• A consistent pattern or inclination.

• A one-time event.

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What is an example of a tendency?

• A person who always wakes up early.

• A person who wakes up early once in a while.

• A person who randomly wakes up at different times.

• A person who never wakes up early.

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How can tendencies be identified?

• By predicting future behaviors.

• By looking at one-time events.

• By noting consistent patterns over time.

• By observing random behaviors.

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a tendency?

• Pattern

• Randomness

• Predictability

• Consistency