According to the covariation theory, we use what three types of information to make attributions for other people's behaviour?

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The covariation theory proposes that we use three types of information to make attributions: consensus (whether others behave similarly in the same situation), distinctiveness (whether the person behaves differently in different situations), and consistency (whether the person behaves similarly in the same situation over time). These three pieces of information help us decide whether someone's behavior is caused by internal (personality, disposition) or external (situation) factors. Option D includes all three types of information - consensus, distinctiveness, and consistency.

According to the Covariation Theory, We Use What Three Types