When Making Attributions, Noticing That a Behavior Occurs Only Under

question 515

Multiple Choice

When making attributions, noticing that a behavior occurs only under specific circumstances is referred to as

• A)internal cause.
• B)distinctiveness.
• C)consistency.
• D)situational demand.

Understand the historical development of Canada's constitution.

Recognize the implications of Indigenous rights and governmental agreements for businesses.

Understand the concept of cartels and their impact on profit maximization.

Identify the effects of tacit collusion among firms in an oligopoly.

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