In attribution theory, an important contribution by Harold Kelley was his observation that the causal attributions people make are
a. usually made using three dimensions of information.
b. usually accurate.
c. based solely on the facts of the situation.
d. attempts to reduce cognitive dissonance.
Answer: a. usually made using three dimensions of information.
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