In the covariation model of attribution, which type of information indicates whether other people show similar reactions when they are exposed to the same event?

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Consensus information refers to whether other people show similar reactions when they are exposed to the same event. Consistency information refers to whether the person's behavior is consistent across time and situations. Distinctiveness information refers to whether the person's behavior is unique to a particular situation or if it is seen in other situations as well. Reliability is not a term used in the covariation model of attribution.

In the Covariation Model of Attribution, Which Type of Information