Dynamically change other content when clicking on a tab - wordpress

I'm updating my WordPress website which is using Thrive Themes. I want to change the content displayed in another section of my page whenever a tab is clicked.
This image visualizes what I'm trying to explain:
For whatever reason I can't figure out how this is done in Thrive Themes. Are there any other good plugins available that does this basic job?
Alternatively, while I'd prefer using a plugin, knowing other programming languages I'd presume this isn't hard at all to code (but I never programmed a website, so I may be wrong). So if you have a simple suggestions for how I code it I'd appreciate that also.
Grateful for any help!

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