The judgment that a person's behavior is caused by his/her personality is called a(an)
A) external inference.
B) dispositional inference.
C) consensus judgment.
D) person-situation interaction.

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Dispositional inference refers to the judgment that a person's behavior is caused by his/her personality traits or characteristics, rather than any situational factors. This is in contrast to external inference, which links a person's behavior to external situational factors. Consensus judgment refers to the extent to which others behave in the same way in a given situation, while person-situation interaction refers to how a person's behavior is influenced by both their internal traits and the external situation they are in.

The Judgment That a Person's Behavior Is Caused by His/her