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kamilo84

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Which of the following is not one of Weiner's elements that is important relative to attributions applied to achievement motivation?
 
  a. ability
  b. effort
  c. personalism
  d. luck

Question 2

In Weiner's attribution theory, achievement-related results initially produce the _____ effect, in which the outcome itself triggers happiness or sadness, depending on success or failure.
 
  a. attribution independent
  b. uncontrollable attribution
  c. task difficulty
  d. achievement recognition



chem1s3

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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