When we explain a behaviour by referring to some internal personality characteristic, we are NOT offering
A)an inference about the cause of the behaviour.
B)an attribution.
C)a dispositional explanation.
D)a situational explanation.
E)a rational explanation.

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A situational explanation refers to explaining behavior based on external factors or the environment, contrasting with dispositional explanations that focus on internal personality characteristics.

When We Explain a Behaviour by Referring to Some Internal