0 the act of saying or thinking that something is the result or work of a particular person or thing:
1 the act of saying what the origin or cause of something is:
He borrowed from other people’s writing without attribution.
In time, this repetitive attribution of a particular symbolic value to certain social actions became assumed as normative.
Changes in attribution and expressed emotion among the relatives of patients with schizophrenia.
Putting the attribution model together with the data on psychopathology among relatives yields the following predictions.
What the study does not have is information on respondents' attributions of their depressive complaints to traumatic events.
First, there are considerable similarities in attributions of meaning within age-differentiated national samples.
Working at the level of the semantics, rather than that of the abstract machine, enables a precise discussion of alternative cost attributions.
Attribution and the maintenance of behaviour change in falling asleep.
They were less concerned with identifying the style, artistic technique or attribution of painting than they were with its inherent quality.
