According to the attribution theory, Juan is most likely to attribute his high test score on a difficult exam to

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Levart [38]2 years ago

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Juan attributes his high score on a difficult exam to his intelligence, based on attribution theory.

<h3 /><h3>What is Attribution theory?</h3>

It corresponds to a psychological theory that justifies how the individual is able to interpret everyday situations internally and externally, that is, to judge how their behavior and the behavior of other individuals occur.

Therefore, Juan used internal attribution, that is, a skill, as a factor that justified his test score.

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