Which of the following is an example of an external-unstable factor in attribution?
A) bad luck
B) one's self-esteem
C) lack of ability
D) the nature of the task

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External-unstable factors refer to circumstances or events that are beyond an individual's control and are subject to change. Bad luck is an example of an external-unstable factor because it is not influenced by an individual's actions or abilities and can change from one situation to another.

Which of the Following Is an Example of an External-Unstable