In making a causal attribution,we first tend to decide if an event was due to
A) subjective or objective causes.
B) usual or unusual causes.
C) positive or negative causes.
D) internal or external causes.

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In making a causal attribution, the most common distinction made is between internal (due to personal factors) and external (due to situational factors) causes. Therefore, the best choice is D, which refers to internal or external causes. Choices A, B, and C do not accurately reflect the typical categorization of causal attributions.

In Making a Causal Attribution,we First Tend to Decide If