Fritz Heider,the founder of attribution theory,proposed that behavior can be attributed to:
A) internal factors or external factors within the environment.
B) strengths or weaknesses of a person.
C) internal factors within a person or to external factors within the environment.
D) semantic memory or event memory of a person.
E) internal factors or external factors within the person.

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Heider proposed that behavior can be attributed either to internal factors within a person or to external factors within the environment, and this forms the basis of attribution theory. This means that we tend to attribute a person's behavior to either their internal traits or characteristics, such as their personality or values, or to external factors such as the situation or circumstances they are in.

Fritz Heider,the Founder of Attribution Theory,proposed That Behavior Can Be