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Klio2033 [76]
3 years ago
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Nawaz and his boyfriend break up. Nawaz makes an internal attribution for this outcome. Complete the sentence to show an interna

l attribution that Nawaz could make. My boyfriend broke up with me because ________.A) He can’t appreciate how wonderful I am.B) His parents think he should focus on school.C) I am unlovable.D) We were not right for each other.
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Tom [10]3 years ago
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Answer:

The correct answer is C - I am unlovable.

Explanation:

Attribution theory states that individuals have a need to attribute the underlying reasons for certain outcomes to either external or internal factors.

According to <em>internal attribution</em>, the reasons for certain outcomes (<u>Nawaz and her boyfriend broke up</u>) are explained by <em>internal</em> individual characteristics (<u>I am unlovable</u>). Conversely, <em>external</em> attribution explains reasons for the outcome with <em>external</em> factors. Here it would be ‘<u>His parents think he should focus on school</u>’.

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