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    Perceiving Stable and Permanent Reasons for One's Bad Outcomes Is
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Perceiving Stable and Permanent Reasons for One's Bad Outcomes Is

Question 34

Question 34

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Perceiving stable and permanent reasons for one's bad outcomes is thought to lead to:


A) false attributions.
B) depression.
C) violence.
D) lower self-complexity.

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