According to the Principle of Correspondent Inferences, We Are More

Multiple Choice

According to the principle of correspondent inferences, we are more likely to infer that a person's action corresponds to his/her disposition if we believe that:

A) the person's action was freely chosen
B) the person's action is very unpopular
C) the person had been ordered to act in the way he did
D) most people would have acted the same under similar circumstances
E) both a and b