According to your textbook, what is one reason you would tend to make situational attributions for your own behavior?

a. Because the situation you are in is most salient to you.
b. Because you see yourself from another person's perspective.
c. Because when observing another person the situation is most salient to you.
d. Because you prefer to make situational attributions for everything.


Answer: A

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