Which of the following would be considered an example of an internal-stable factor in attribution?
A) one's effort at the task
B) one's feelings about one's boss
C) one's health at the time of the task
D) one's ability for the task in question

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An internal-stable factor is an inherent, enduring characteristic of an individual that is perceived as causing a particular behavior or outcome. One's ability for the task in question is an internal-stable factor that directly affects performance and is not likely to change over time. Choices A, B, and C are all internal, but they are not stable factors as they can vary and change over time.

Which of the Following Would Be Considered an Example of an Internal-Stable