In attribution theory,the behaviour of an individual who shows low distinctiveness and low consensus is likely to be attributed as ________.
A)externally caused
B)beyond his control
C)not his fault
D)internally caused

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When an individual shows low distinctiveness (i.e. their behavior is consistent across different situations) and low consensus (i.e. others do not behave in a similar way in the same situation), their behavior is more likely to be attributed as internally caused, meaning that it is a result of their own personal characteristics or traits.

In Attribution Theory,the Behaviour of an Individual Who Shows Low