Question

1. match the thoughts with the aspects of attribution.

\ill invite my friend to social events where he will feel most comfortable.\
\outgoing people must always feel confident inside.\
\people who speak loudly are outgoing people.\
consequence \outgoing people are energized by being around others.\
external attribution
antecedent
5.
internal attribution

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each thought and match it to the attribution aspect:

1. "I'll invite my friend to social events where he will feel most comfortable." - This is about the outcome or result of considering the friend's comfort, so it matches "consequence".
2. "Outgoing people must always feel confident inside." - This attributes a trait (confidence) to the internal nature of outgoing people, so it matches "internal attribution".
3. "People who speak loudly are outgoing people." - This identifies a preceding characteristic (speaking loudly) as a sign of being outgoing, so it matches "antecedent".
4. "Outgoing people are energized by being around others." - This describes an internal characteristic (being energized by others) of outgoing people, so it also relates to "internal attribution" (or could be seen as part of understanding their nature, but for the given options, internal attribution fits as it's about their internal state/drive). Wait, actually, let's re - check:

Wait, maybe a better breakdown:

• Consequence: Actions taken as a result of an attribution. "I'll invite my friend..." is an action based on wanting the friend to be comfortable, so consequence.
• Internal attribution: Attributing behavior to internal traits. "Outgoing people must always feel confident inside" (attributing confidence, an internal trait, to outgoing people) and "Outgoing people are energized by being around others" (attributing an internal drive to outgoing people) are internal attributions.
• Antecedent: The factors that come before and are seen as causing the behavior. "People who speak loudly are outgoing people" - speaking loudly is seen as a precursor to being outgoing, so antecedent.
• External attribution would be attributing behavior to external factors, but none of these seem to do that.

So the matches are:

• "I'll invite my friend to social events where he will feel most comfortable." - consequence
• "Outgoing people must always feel confident inside." - internal attribution
• "People who speak loudly are outgoing people." - antecedent
• "Outgoing people are energized by being around others." - internal attribution

Answer:

• "I'll invite my friend to social events where he will feel most comfortable." - consequence
• "Outgoing people must always feel confident inside." - internal attribution
• "People who speak loudly are outgoing people." - antecedent
• "Outgoing people are energized by being around others." - internal attribution