Research on people's use of the covariation model in making attributions suggests that people are less likely to use __________ information than Kelley's model predicts.

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Research indicates that people are less likely to use consensus information when making attributions, contrary to what Kelley's covariation model predicts. The model suggests that people consider consensus, consistency, and distinctiveness information to determine whether an action should be attributed to the person or the situation. However, in practice, consensus information is often underutilized.

Research on People's Use of the Covariation Model in Making