Multiple Choice
According to the covariation principle, consistent behaviors are attributed to the stimulus when
A) consensus and distinctiveness are low.
B) consensus and distinctiveness are high.
C) consensus is high, but distinctiveness is low.
D) consensus is low, but distinctiveness is high.
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