Which of the following does the social perceiver most often call on to explain someone's action?
A) External, situational factors
B) Temporary qualities of the person, such as emotions, intentions and desires
C) Enduring dispositions, such as beliefs, traits, and abilities
D) Cognitive capability, such as cognitive resources or time available for deliberation

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The social perceiver most often calls on enduring dispositions, such as beliefs, traits, and abilities, to explain someone's action. This is due to the common belief that people's actions are consistent with their underlying traits or beliefs, making it easier to make stable and predictable judgments about their behavior.

Which of the Following Does the Social Perceiver Most Often