Kelley's theory of attribution suggests that,in trying to discern personal characteristics from behavioral evidence,people

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Kelley's theory of attribution, also known as the covariation model, suggests that people behave like scientists by systematically collecting and analyzing information to make causal attributions about behavior. They consider consistency, distinctiveness, and consensus information to determine whether behavior is attributed to internal or external factors.

Kelley's Theory of Attribution Suggests That,in Trying to Discern Personal