Wendy is walking down the street when she suddenly falls down and lands squarely on her backside. a group of girls standing about 50 feet away start laughing hysterically, telling each other what a klutz that wendy is. the unsympathetic girls in this group are making a/an attribution to explain why wendy fell down.

The answer is dispositional.Inner attribution (additionally called a dispositional attribution), is when the observer explains the actor's behavior as due to some intrinsic pleasant of the actor. In assessment, an outside attribution (additionally known as a situational attribution), is whilst the observer explains the actor's conduct as the end result of the social context. In this example, the ladies expect that Wendy fell due to the fact she is inherently clumsy (internal component), rather than an external purpose like having the heel on her shoe smash unexpectedly.