In Making a Causal Attribution,we First Tend to Decide If

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Multiple Choice

In making a causal attribution,we first tend to decide if an event was due to

• A) subjective or objective causes.
• B) usual or unusual causes.
• C) positive or negative causes.
• D) internal or external causes.

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Definitions:

Probability Values

Quantitative measures that reflect the chance or likelihood of a particular event or outcome occurring.

Experiment

A scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test a hypothesis, or demonstrate a known fact by manipulating variables under controlled conditions.

Outcomes

The possible results that may occur from a random experiment or occurrence.

Selections

The process of choosing or selecting from a group of alternatives.