Your client misses a meeting, and you attribute his absence to a severe storm that caused his flight to be canceled. This is an example of a controllable attribution.

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Attributions vary in controllability. An uncontrollable attribution identifies a cause beyond the person's control, such as an unexpected change in weather that interferes with travel arrangements.

Your Client Misses a Meeting, and You Attribute His Absence