When Making Inferences About What Caused Another Person to Commit

question 1

Multiple Choice

When making inferences about what caused another person to commit a crime, we tend to attribute the cause to

• A)external and stable factors.
• B)internal and unstable factors.
• C)internal and stable factors.
• D)external and unstable factors.

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Definitions:

Screening Interviews

Preliminary interviews designed to evaluate potential candidates quickly and efficiently to determine if they meet the basic requirements for a job.

Conducted

Led or managed an activity, experiment, or event.

Resignation Letter

A formal document that communicates an employee's intent to leave their current position, typically including the last day of work and reasons for resigning.

Standard Two-week Notice

The conventional period of notice an employee gives to their employer before resigning from their job.