Unstable attributions are made when people attribute events to things that are not likely to change (e.g.,level of intelligence or discriminatory practices).

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Unstable attributions are made when people attribute events to things that they believe can change over time, such as effort or mood, as opposed to stable attributions, which are made when people attribute events to things they believe are fixed, like intelligence or personality traits.

Unstable Attributions Are Made When People Attribute Events to Things