According to Weiner's attribution theory, which of the following achievement attributions will lead to the highest expectancy of repeating a success we've accomplished?

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Weiner's attribution theory posits that achievement attributions that are internal (i.e., related to one's ability) and stable (i.e., likely to persist over time) lead to the highest expectancy of repeating a success. Saying "I did well because I'm good at this task" reflects an internal and stable attribution, indicating that one's success is due to inherent ability rather than external factors that may not be present in future situations (such as studying hard, studying the right material, or an unambiguous test). Therefore, choice A is the best answer.

According to Weiner's Attribution Theory, Which of the Following Achievement