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Jones and Davis's theory of correspondent inferences specifies the conditions under which you are most likely to
 
  a. excuse unfriendly behavior
  b. blame behavior on difficult circumstances
  c. conclude that people's dispositions cause their behavior
  d. admit your own selfish motives

Question 2

Which person is most likely to engage in a search for causal explanation?
 
  a. the victim of a serious injury
  b. the winner of a local political election
  c. the person viewing a spectacular sunset
  d. the recipient of an unexpected gift



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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