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:

Air Convergence

The meeting and combining of airflow from different directions, often leading to cloud formation and precipitation.

Air Divergence

The movement of air away from a particular region, often associated with descending air and fair weather.

Trough Of Low Pressure

A long, extended region in the atmosphere where the atmospheric pressure is lower than the surrounding area.

Buoyant Forces

The upward force exerted by a fluid that opposes the weight of an object immersed in the fluid, crucial in explaining why objects float or sink.