Question

question 15
which type of attributions attribute behavior to internal factors?
a personal attributions
b factorial attributions
c situational attributions
d dispositional attributions

Explanation:

In social psychology, personal attributions (also known as internal attributions) refer to explaining behavior by internal characteristics (e.g., personality traits, abilities). Situational attributions (external attributions) use external factors (e.g., environment, luck). Dispositional is similar to personal. Factorial isn't a standard term here. The question asks for the type attributing behavior to internal factors, which aligns with personal attributions.

Answer:

A. Personal attributions