The determination of whether an individual's behaviour is externally or internally caused depends on all of the following factors EXCEPT:
A)consistency.
B)consensus.
C)perception.
D)distinctiveness.

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The determination of whether an individual's behavior is externally or internally caused depends on consistency (whether the behavior is typical of the individual), consensus (whether other people behave similarly in the same situation), and distinctiveness (whether the behavior is unique to the situation or occurs in other situations as well). Perception, on the other hand, refers to how an individual interprets or makes sense of a situation, and is not a factor that determines whether behavior is externally or internally caused.

The Determination of Whether an Individual's Behaviour Is Externally or Internally