People who view aversive events as being caused by internal, stable, global factors have a:

A) positive attributional style.
B) depressive attributional style.
C) sleepy attributional style.
D) suppressive attributional style.

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Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Attributing negative events to internal, stable, and global factors is characteristic of a depressive attributional style. This means that individuals believe they are at fault (internal), that these reasons will not change over time (stable), and that these reasons will affect many areas of their life (global), which can contribute to feelings of helplessness and depression.

People who view aversive events as being caused by internal, stable, global factors have a:

A) positive attributional style.
B) depressive attributional style.
C) sleepy attributional style.
D) suppressive attributional style.

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People who view aversive events as being caused by internal, stable, global factors have a:A) positive attributional style.B) depressive attributional style.C) sleepy attributional style.D) suppressive attributional style.

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People who view aversive events as being caused by internal, stable, global factors have a:

A) positive attributional style.
B) depressive attributional style.
C) sleepy attributional style.
D) suppressive attributional style.