When Are We NOT Likely to Making Attributions About Someone

question 85

Multiple Choice

When are we NOT likely to making attributions about someone?

• A)When events are personally relevant
• B)Whenever we meet someone
• C)When others behave in unexpected ways
• D)When others' motives arouse suspicion

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