According to research presented in this chapter, we typically use two steps in making attributions. The first step involves , and the second step involves . anchoring on the situation; adjusting for the person forming an internal attribution; seeking out distinctiveness information seeking consistency information; seeking distinctiveness information forming an internal attribution; adjusting for the situation

forming an internal attribution; adjusting for the situation  

Explanation:

Internal attribution is also denoted as dispositional attribution and occurs when a person utilizes a few personal reasons as the reason behind the occurrence of a particular event or situation while ignoring other factors.

Here, adjusting to the situation represents the situational factors or attributions which is described as a phenomenon in which the reason behind an individual's behavior is due to some outside factor or situation.

The given question demonstrates the different types of attribution including the formation of internal attribution and external attribution i.e, adjusting to the situation.

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