A Result That Is Significant at P

question 70

Short Answer

A result that is significant at p < .10 may be referred to as __________.

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Definitions:

Internal Causes

Internal causes refer to factors within an individual, such as thoughts, emotions, and physical conditions, that influence their behavior or health.

External Causes

Factors or influences originating outside an individual that significantly affect behaviors, outcomes, or events.

Attribution

The process of explaining one's own behavior and the behavior of others by attributing causes to that behavior, whether internal dispositions or external situations.

Heider

refers to Fritz Heider, an Austrian psychologist recognized for his contributions to attribution theory in social psychology.