Attributional ambiguity refers to

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I believe the answer is: C. <span>the uncertainty members of a stigmatized group face in deciding whether a given outcome was due to individual achievement or to prejudicial responses.

For example, this situation could be seen in minorities that able to be accepted in college. Due to the quota that imposed by universities for the minorities that had a lower test scores, many students would unconsciously see minorities students as someone that is not get there due ti their individual achievement.
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