Jones and Davis's Theory of Correspondent Inferences Specifies the Conditions

question 44

Multiple Choice

Jones and Davis's theory of correspondent inferences specifies the conditions under which you are most likely to

• A)explain others' behaviour in terms of your own motives.
• B)explain others' behaviour in terms of conscious motives.
• C)infer people's dispositions from how they act.
• D)find actors and observers making corresponding attributions.

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