According to Kelley, people look for which of the following kinds of information in explaining behavior?

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According to Kelley's attribution theory, people look for consistency (consistency in the behavior), consensus (how do other people behave in this situation), and distinctiveness (is this behavior specific to this situation or does it happen in other situations as well) when explaining behavior. Contiguity, continuity, and covariation are not part of Kelley's attribution theory.

According to Kelley, People Look for Which of the Following