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yoroshambo

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Theorizing about attributions began with the work of
 
  a. Daryl Bem
  b. Fritz Heider
  c. Ellen Langer
  d. Harold Kelley

Question 2

Attribution theory analyzes how we
 
  a. make decisions and solve problems
  b. make impressions on others
  c. explain people's behavior
  d. form attitudes about issues



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

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Answer: C





 

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