Which of the following causal dimensions are NOT used in Weiner's attribution model?

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Weiner's attribution model uses three main dimensions to explain how individuals infer causes of behavior or events: locus (whether the cause is internal or external to the person), stability (whether the cause is stable or unstable over time), and controllability (whether the person can control the cause). Augmentation is not a dimension used in Weiner's model; it is related to Kelley's covariation model of attribution, which involves different principles for attributing causes to actions or events.

Which of the Following Causal Dimensions Are NOT Used in Weiner's