When are we NOT likely to make attributions about someone?

A) When events are personally relevant.
B) Whenever we meet someone.
C) When others behave in unexpected ways.
D) When others' motives arouse suspicion.

Attributions

The process of explaining the causes of behaviors and events, which can be internal (personal factors) or external (situational factors).

Personally Relevant

Pertains to information or situations that hold significant importance or consequence to the individual on a personal level.

Motives

Internal drives or reasons that prompt individuals to act in certain ways.