According to the Covariation Model of Attribution, People Are Most

question 5

Multiple Choice

According to the covariation model of attribution, people are most likely to attribute the actions of another person to a situational cause when that action is:

• A)consistently performed, typical of their similar actions, and routinely performed by other people in similar circumstances.
• B)consistently performed, typical of their similar actions, and not routinely performed by other people in similar circumstances.
• C)rarely performed, not typical of their similar actions, and routinely performed by other people in similar circumstances.
• D)rarely performed, not typical of their similar actions, and not routinely performed by other people in similar circumstances.

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Definitions:

Residual Value

The remaining value of an asset after accounting for depreciation and usage over time.

Depreciation

A systematic reduction in the recorded value of a fixed asset, recognizing wear and tear over time.

Estimated Life

The expected period over which an asset is useful to the owning entity, affecting calculations like depreciation.

Residual Value

The anticipated financial return of an asset at the time of its disposal following the end of its usefulness.