Students who attribute their success to internal causes tend to have
A)lower grades in most classes.
B)high grades,but low standardized test scores.
C)higher needs for achievement.
D)greater needs for structure in their classes.

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Students who attribute their success to internal causes, such as effort and ability, tend to have higher needs for achievement. This means that they are motivated to succeed and are more likely to set challenging goals for themselves, which can lead to higher academic performance. Choices A, B, and D are not supported by research and are therefore incorrect.

Students Who Attribute Their Success to Internal Causes Tend to Have