In Kelley's covariation attribution theory, behaviors low in distinctiveness tend more to lead to _____ attribution.
A) situational
B) conformity
C) external
D) dispositional

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Kelley's covariation model suggests that when behaviors are low in distinctiveness (i.e., when an individual behaves similarly across different situations), observers are more likely to make dispositional attributions, attributing the behavior to the person's stable characteristics rather than to situational factors.

In Kelley's Covariation Attribution Theory, Behaviors Low in Distinctiveness Tend