The Covariation Principle Says That in Deciding Between Dispositional and Situational

question 121

Multiple Choice

The covariation principle says that in deciding between dispositional and situational explanations,we should look for three factors:

• A) consensus, consistency, and distinctiveness
• B) person, role, and event schemas
• C) behavioral, affective, and cognitive components
• D) stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination

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