Characterological self-blame reduces future control because it is a(n) ____________ attribution.

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Characterological self-blame is considered a stable, internal attribution because it involves blaming one's own character or personality traits for negative outcomes, which are seen as constant (stable) and within oneself (internal). This can reduce feelings of future control because the individual may believe that their inherent traits, which they see as unchangeable, will continue to cause negative outcomes.

Characterological Self-Blame Reduces Future Control Because It Is A(n) ____________