If your friend were to do something that is not typical and not what she would regularly do, this lack of consistency would prompt you to make what kind of attribution?

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When someone does something that is not typical of their behavior, a situational attribution is more likely to be made because their behavior is seen as being influenced by external factors, such as the situation or context they find themselves in. This is especially true if the behavior is inconsistent with their usual actions.

If Your Friend Were to Do Something That Is Not