According to attribution theory, if you have failed a test and have an internal factor style then you probably believe:
A) That the exam was just too difficult.
B) That you were not properly prepared for the test by the teacher.
C) That the professor just doesn't like you and graded your exam more toughly than others.
D) That you need to work harder to get ready for the next exam, that if you change your behavior as a student your grade will likely change.

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If you have an internal factor style, you tend to attribute outcomes to your own behavior and abilities. Therefore, if you failed a test, you are likely to think that you didn't study enough or didn't prepare well enough, and that you need to work harder in order to succeed in the future.

According to Attribution Theory, If You Have Failed a Test