Which of the Following Was One of the Originators of Attribution

question 449

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was one of the originators of attribution theory and stated that when we make attributions, we tend to be sensitive to how consistent and distinctive a person's behavior is?​

• A) ​Harold Kelley
• B) ​Solomon Asch
• C) ​Norman Triplett
• D) ​Stanley Milgram

Explain the role of physiological responses in the experience and interpretation of emotions.

Comprehend how emotions can be influenced by physical states, such as arousal and hunger.

Understand the significance and roles of various societal elements during the Gilded Age, including "great cities," immigration patterns, and social institutions.

Analyze the reasons behind rural to urban migration and the strategic placement of cities like Chicago for economic growth.

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Market with only one seller.

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Marginal Social Cost

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