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Jeremy and Monique were working on a group project with their classmate Steve. Jeremy complained "I can't believe Steve didn't show up again. He is such a slacker." Monique responds, "Actually, I think his mom has been really sick, and he has been trying to help her as much as he can." How would a social psychologist describe this situation?
◦ Both individuals were making dispositional attributions.
◦ Both individuals were making situational attributions.
◦ Monique was making a dispositional attribution; Jeremy was making a situational attribution.
◦ Monique was making a situational attribution; Jeremy was making a dispositional attribution.
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