According to which of the following principles, a personal attribution is most likely to result when consistency is high, consensus is low, and distinctiveness is low?

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The principle described is the covariation model proposed by Harold Kelley. According to this model, an observer decides whether a behavior is due to internal dispositions of the actor (personal attribution) or the external situation (situational attribution) based on three kinds of information: consistency (whether the actor behaves this way in this situation at different times), consensus (whether other people behave this way in this situation), and distinctiveness (whether the actor behaves this way in different situations). High consistency, low consensus, and low distinctiveness lead to personal attribution.

According to Which of the Following Principles, a Personal Attribution