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Positive Events Are More Likely to Be Attributed to Internal

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Positive events are more likely to be attributed to internal causes reflecting the self, and negative events are attributed to external causes. This illustrates the:


A) Positive attributional style
B) Attributional complexity style
C) Self-serving attribution bias
D) Attributional homeostasis

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