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Mind Map by lynda_ashford_25, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by lynda_ashford_25
about 10 years ago
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Kelley's Covariation Model
- - Kelley's theory of causal attribution in which people assign the
cause of behaviour to the factor that covaries most closely with
the behaviour
- People assess three classes of information
- 1. Consistency information -
information about the extent to which a
behaviour 'Y' always co-occurs with a
stimulus 'X'.
- Someone always does
something in response to
another
- Someone always does
something in response to
another
- 2. Distinctiveness information -
information about whether a persons
reaction occurs only with one stimulus,
or is a common reaction to many
stimuli.
- Someone always does
something in response to
everything
- Someone always does
something in response to
everything
- 3. Consensus information
- information about the
extent to which other
people react in the same
way to a stimulus 'X'.
- Someone always
does something, and
no one else does
- Someone always
does something, and
no one else does
- 1. Consistency information -
information about the extent to which a
behaviour 'Y' always co-occurs with a
stimulus 'X'.
- People assess three classes of information
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