When We Explain a Behaviour by Referring to Some Internal

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Multiple Choice

When we explain a behaviour by referring to some internal personality characteristic, we are NOT offering

• A)an inference about the cause of the behaviour.
• B)an attribution.
• C)a dispositional explanation.
• D)a situational explanation.
• E)a rational explanation.

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