Which of the following elements in the attribution theory refers to the likelihood that an event will occur again in the future?
A) Locus
B) Stability
C) Control
D) Bias

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Stability refers to the likelihood that an event will occur again in the future. Locus refers to the location of the cause of the event (internal or external), control refers to the degree to which the cause can be influenced, and bias refers to the individual's tendency to make certain attributions.

Which of the Following Elements in the Attribution Theory Refers