Hayley and Samuel are siblings who played tennis at a very high level. They competed in the
same tournaments and watched one another's matches whenever possible. Samuel always
said that Hayley was a calm and even-tempered player; she almost never got upset at the
umpire when she thought a call had been made incorrectly. One day Samuel had just
finished his own match and was walking to watch the end of Hayley's match when he heard
his sister screaming, "That's the tenth bad call you've made today! What is wrong with
you?!?! Can't you see?!?!" As he approached he could see that Hayley was scolding the chair
umpire.
The chair umpire, who had never met Hayley before the current match, is likely to assume
that ______, which is a ______ attribution.
Hayley is an angry person; dispositional
Hayley typically wouldn't behave this way, but is frustrated at the number of calls that didn't go her
way; dispositional
Hayley is an angry person; situational
Hayley is the type of player who just always complains; situational
Hayley typically wouldn't behave this way, but is frustrated at the number of calls that didn't go her
way; situational
