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98. According to the basic model of the attribution
process, based on information, beliefs, and motives, the perceiver will make
what types of attributions:
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a.
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positive and negative
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b.
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real and imagined
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c.
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internal and external
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d.
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large and small
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ANS: C
99. All
of the following are among the major factors used to explain how people make
causal attributions of internal versus external behavior except:
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a.
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consensus
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b.
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consistency
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c.
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distinctiveness
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d.
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clarity
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ANS: D
100. All
of the following are among the major factors used to explain how people make
causal attributions of behavior except:
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a.
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distinctiveness
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b.
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externality
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c.
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consensus
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d.
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consistency
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ANS: B
101. In
the attribution process, the extent to which others, faced with the same
situation, behave in a manner similar to the person perceived is referred to
as:
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a.
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distinctiveness
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b.
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consensus
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c.
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consistency
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d.
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expectancy
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