According to the attribution theory there are three types of information that help to infer a cause of the behavior
A.Consensus, distinctiveness, consistency
B.Consensus, conscious, self-identity
C.Consistency, transparency, openness
External attribution is based on
A.personal traits
B.situational characteristics
C.family background
If Ali changes his behavior as a result of peer pressure we conclude that this behavior is caused by
A.external, situational factors
B.internal, dispositional factors
C.none of these
Internal attribution is based on
A.personality characteristics
B.situational characteristics
C.culture and ethnicity
If we infer something about the person - his/her attitude, motives, personality and so on - is responsible for the behaviour, this is known as
A.external, situational attribution
B.internal, dispositional attribution
C.none of these
Why do people form attributions?
A.They are motivated to predict and control future social events
B.They are motivated to increase their own self-esteem
C.They are motivated to decrease their level of anxiety
Saleh is not listening in the history class. But all other students were listening. He did not listen to any history class and also to any other subjects
A.low consensus, low distinctiveness, high consistency
B.high consensus, high distinctiveness, high consistency
C.high consensus, low distinctiveness, low consistency
Linda was invited to the party. She is usually quiet and not so much talkative in the school. However, during the party her friends were surprised to see her dancing, playing and talking a lot like everyone else in the party.
A.high consensus, high distinctiveness
B.low consensus, high distinctiveness
C.low consensus, low distinctiveness