Deciding that you did poorly on an exam because you did not study is called a(n)
A) effort attribution.
B) causal attribution.
C) causation effect.
D) situational attribution.

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Causal attribution is the process of attributing an outcome to a specific cause or reason. In this case, the cause or reason is not studying, which is seen as the reason for doing poorly on the exam.

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