Consistency,consensus and distinctiveness are:
A) Three elements of behaviour modification
B) Three elements of the selective attention process
C) The three rules determining whether to make an internal or external attribution
D) Three of the four quadrants in the Johari Window

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Consistency, consensus, and distinctiveness are the three rules determining whether to make an internal or external attribution. Consistency refers to whether the behavior is consistent over time, consensus refers to whether other people exhibit similar behavior in the same situation, and distinctiveness refers to whether the behavior is specific to the situation or occurs across different situations. These three factors help us decide whether to attribute the behavior to the person's internal qualities or to external circumstances.

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