In a situation with lack of consensus, distinctiveness, and lack of consistency, an observer will likely make which of the following assumptions

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When there is a lack of consensus (i.e., people aren't agreeing on something), distinctiveness (i.e., the situation seems abnormal), and lack of consistency (i.e., it's not always happening), an observer is likely to assume this is an unusual situation. It's not just "normal" or likely to happen again, but rather something that stands out as different.

In a Situation with Lack of Consensus, Distinctiveness, and Lack