Internal attribution
A)is the belief that a behavior is caused by the internal characteristics of a person.
B)is the causal explanation given for an observed behavior.
C)explains someone's behavior by referring to the situation.
D)is the tendency to attribute failures to the situation while attributing successes to internal causes.

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Internal attribution is the belief that a behavior is caused by the internal characteristics of a person. This means that the person's personality, traits, abilities, or motives are considered as the main cause of their behavior, rather than external factors such as the situation or other people.

Internal Attribution