Question

The attributional perspective that addresses behaviors that occur over time, place, and different actors and targets is the?

Answer 1

Answer:Covariation Model

Explanation:

Covariation Model is an attribution that considers our explanation of other people behavior based on social perception and self percetions.

These are intended that we make about others behavior and our own

When we want to explain the behavior of others we focus on similarities (covariation)

There are three particular types of information we consider to make our attribution

Consensus: we consider how similar the reaction of others to the same stimulus

Distinctiveness: how similar is the diffrent reaction to the same stimulus

Consistency: how often the same stimulus and response in the same situation are perceived.

Internal attribution are a result of a low consensus and distinctiveness with high consistency.

External attribution result when all these aspects are high