If people do not have all three types of information necessary ...

[meagbuch]

If people do not have all three types of information necessary (according to the covariation model), what do people do in order to make attributions?
 
  a. They ignore the information they already have and rely totally on schemas.
  b. They use the information they have and rely on the opinions of others for the rest.
  c. They use the information they have and make inferences about missing information.
  d. They ignore the information they have and rely on judgmental heuristics.

Question 2

Research on people's use of the covariation model in making attributions suggests that people are less likely to use ________ information than Kelley's model predicts.
 
  a. consistency
  b. consensus
  c. distinctiveness
  d. heuristic

[mcabuhat]

Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B

[meagbuch]

TYSM

[JaynaD87]

Gracias!