According to the self-serving attribution bias, when you have just failed a test you are most likely to make what kind of attribution?

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The self-serving attribution bias leads individuals to attribute their successes to internal factors (like their own abilities or effort) and their failures to external factors (such as the difficulty of the task or bad luck). Therefore, if someone has just failed a test, they are more likely to make an external attribution for their failure.

According to the Self-Serving Attribution Bias, When You Have Just