Multiple Choice
When people make attributions, research has suggested that they rely less on consensus information than the covariation model suggests, and rely more heavily on
A) consistency and distinctiveness.
B) consistency and additivity.
C) distinctiveness and ambiguity.
D) additivity and circumstances.
Correct Answer:
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