The social-cognitive perspective emphasizes the interactive influences of our traits and our

situations

Explanation:

Social-cognitive perspective: In psychology, the term "social-cognitive perspective" is also denoted as social-cognitive theory and was introduced by Albert Bandura during the 1960s.

The social-cognitive perspective describes that an individual tends to learn or gains wisdom via observing the other person to a large context instead of getting involved in the trial and error method. It involves the reciprocal & dynamic interaction among behavior, person, and environment.