When We Are Explaining Our Own Behavior, We Tend to Invoke

question 28

Multiple Choice

When we are explaining our own behavior, we tend to invoke what kind of explanation?

• A) We base it on traits of our character.
• B) A situational explanation
• C) A cause-and-effect explanation
• D) Justification
• E) Refutation

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