We go with Maria to a movie, "The Scarlet Knight," and she hates it. Everyone else loves this movie. We talk to Maria's friends and find out she dislikes just about every movie she's ever seen.

According to Kelley's attributional theory, we should attribute Maria's hating of "The Scarlet Knight" to:

A. The poor quality of the "The Scarlet Knight"

B. Maria's overly critical attitude toward movies.

C. The influence of Maria's friends' attitudes toward "The Scarlet Knight."

D. Maria's disliking for us, which affects her judgment about the movie.

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Walker Reyes

Social Studies

22 November, 17:28

We go with Maria to a movie, "The Scarlet Knight," and she hates it. Everyone else loves this movie. We talk to Maria's friends and find out she dislikes just about every movie she's ever seen.

According to Kelley's attributional theory, we should attribute Maria's hating of "The Scarlet Knight" to:

A. The poor quality of the "The Scarlet Knight"

B. Maria's overly critical attitude toward movies.

C. The influence of Maria's friends' attitudes toward "The Scarlet Knight."

D. Maria's disliking for us, which affects her judgment about the movie.

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Reagan Roth · Answer 1

Maria's overly critical attitude toward movies

Explanation:

According to Kelley's attributional theory, we should attribute Maria's hating of "The Scarlet Knight" to her overly critical attitude towards movies.

Maria's is probably suffering from a psychological disorder or she might have behavioral disorder which is affecting her decision and attitude.

People with overly critical attitude always scrutinized almost everything around them, judgmental, make rude comment and most time bias.