People Tend to Make Internal Attributions for Behavior When the Behavior

question 130

Multiple Choice

People tend to make internal attributions for behavior when the behavior is:

• A)high in consistency, but low in distinctiveness or consensus
• B)high in consistency, high in distinctiveness and high in consensus
• C)low in consistency, but high in distinctiveness or consensus
• D)low in consistency, low in distinctiveness, and low in consensus

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Definitions:

Ethical Decisions

Choices made based on moral principles and values, aiming to do what is right and avoid harm.

Ethical Standards

Principles that guide behavior in terms of what is considered right and wrong, aiming to ensure fairness, integrity, and respect in various contexts.

Integrity

The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles, considered foundational to trustworthiness and ethical behavior in personal and professional contexts.

Statutes

Laws established by a legislative body to regulate, authorize, sanction, grant, declare, or restrict.