When making attributions, noticing that a behavior occurs only under specific circumstances is referred to as
A)internal cause.
B)distinctiveness.
C)consistency.
D)situational demand.

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Distinctiveness refers to the observation that a behavior is unique to specific circumstances, suggesting that the cause of the behavior is related to the situation rather than inherent traits of the individual.

When Making Attributions, Noticing That a Behavior Occurs Only Under