In a 4 % 3 Crosstab Table, How Many Variables

question 8

Multiple Choice

In a 4 % 3 crosstab table, how many variables would there be?

• A) 2
• B) 4
• C) 7
• D) 12

Understand major theories of attribution and distinguish between them.

Understand how person perception and attribution affect social judgments.

Comprehend the process of making causal attributions and differentiating between dispositional and situational factors.

Describe the covariation model and how it supports attribution theory.

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Four Firm Concentration Ratio

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