________ are suspected or inferred causes of behavior.
A) Implicit cognitions
B) Stereotypes
C) Causal attributions
D) Selectivity biases
E) Semantic memories

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Causal attributions are explanations for why someone behaved in a certain way. They are based on inferences or suspicions about the potential causes of behavior, such as personality traits or situational factors. Implicit cognitions, stereotypes, selectivity biases, and semantic memories are not necessarily related to the explanations for behavior.

________ Are Suspected or Inferred Causes of Behavior