Bernard Weiner’s model of this process posits that stability, controllability, and locus of control are the three primary influences upon it. According to research on learned helplessness, differing “styles” of this process (-5[3])may determine vulnerability (-5[2])to negative mental (-5[1])and physical (-5[3])health (-5[1])outcomes. (-5[5])One account of this process (-5[1])associated with Harold Kelley considers (-5[1])it a naive form of covariation (-5[1])analysis. An experiment that studied this process (10[1])gave its participants essays about Fidel Castro, (10[2])leading them (10[1])to assume (10[1]-5[1])that the authors expressed their genuine beliefs. (-5[1])A cognitive (-5[1])bias that overemphasizes individual personality and disposition (10[1]-5[1])is known as this (10[1])process’s (10[1])“fundamental (10[2])error.” (10[10]-5[1])For 10 (10[1])points, (10[1])name this psychological (10[1])process (10[1])by which people assign causes to events (10[3])in the world. (10[1])■END■ (10[11]0[20])