The four (4)causal factors that are particularly central to achievement attributions can be arranged according to two causal dimensions

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The four causal factors central to achievement attributions can be arranged according to locus of causality (internal vs. external) and causal stability (stable vs. unstable). Internal locus of causality refers to attributing achievement to factors within oneself, while external locus of causality refers to attributing achievement to factors outside oneself. Stable causal factors are those that are unlikely to change over time, while unstable causal factors are those that are subject to change. Therefore, arranging the factors according to these two dimensions helps to describe the different attributions individuals make about their achievements.

The Four (4)causal Factors That Are Particularly Central to Achievement