The extent to which a person tends to explain events in terms of intricate rather than simple causes is known as ___________.
A) cognitive complexity
B) hedonic relevance
C) attributional complexity
D) inhibition conflict

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Attributional complexity refers to the tendency of individuals to explain events in terms of complex causes rather than simple ones. It involves a deeper consideration of multiple factors and perspectives when understanding why things happen.

The Extent to Which a Person Tends to Explain Events