In the covariation model of attribution, which type of information provides an indication of whether a change occurs uniquely in the presence of an event?

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Distinctiveness is the type of information that provides an indication of whether a change occurs uniquely in the presence of an event. Consistency refers to whether the behavior is consistently displayed by the person over time and in different situations. Reliability refers to the consistency of the measurement tool. Consensus refers to whether other people exhibit the same behavior in the same situation.

In the Covariation Model of Attribution, Which Type of Information