Answer:
A. high; high
Explanation:
Attribution is a theory that explains people's motivation to attach a cause to a behaviour. External attribution or situational attribution is a type of attribution that suggests individuals attribute the cause of an event to external factors such as the situation surrounding a given entity that brings about a certain response from that entity.
When distinctiveness is high, consensus is high and consistency is high, people tend to attribute the cause of a behavior to external factors-external attribution.
Answer:
Unconscious
Explanation:
For Freud, the primary motivating force of human behavior, containing repressed memories as well as instincts, wishes, and desires that have never been conscious.
Answer: threatening; illegal; incapable; suing
Explanation: Duress simply means coercing, pressuring or forcing an individual to perform an unwilling action.
Therefore, To establish duress, there must be proof of a threat to do something that the threatening party has no right to do, Generally the threatening act must be wrongful or illegal and must render the threatened person incapable of exercising free will. A threat to do something legal such as suing someone ordinarily is not Duress.
B I believe is the correct answer
