7: When you phone one of your friends, she is cold and distant toward you.
  After hanging up, you consider the possible causes for her behavior.
  According to Kelley's covariation model of attribution, you would
  consider three kinds of information.  Which is NOT one of them?

    D: how you acted toward your friend during the phone call

Be careful here.  Clearly, our own behavior does influence how others interact with us, but the question asks specifically about Kelley's covariation model of attribution.  Always be sure you are answering the question, and that your answers meet the conditions specified in the question.  The question was not a more general question asking about influences on social interaction.  Since this is not part of Kelley's covariation model of attribution, it is correct as an answer to question 7.
 


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