Internal Attributions Tend to Be Made When the Observed Behavior

question 50

Multiple Choice

Internal attributions tend to be made when the observed behavior is characterized by:

• A) low consensus,high distinctiveness,and high consistency.
• B) high consensus,low distinctiveness,and high consistency.
• C) low consensus,low distinctiveness,and high consistency.
• D) high consensus,high distinctiveness,and low consistency.
• E) high consensus,low distinctiveness,and low consistency.

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Definitions:

Sexual Differentiation

The process by which the sexes develop distinct anatomical and physiological differences from a common template during fetal development and puberty.

Complete Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome

A condition in which individuals with XY chromosomes are unresponsive to androgens, leading to the development of female physical traits but male genetic makeup.

Genetic Composition

The specific arrangement and interaction of genes within an organism, determining its hereditary traits.

Female Fetus

An unborn offspring developing within the womb, characterized by XX chromosomes, leading to the development of female sex characteristics.