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. 2021 Jul 23;12:533795. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.533795

TABLE 4.

Checklist of the synchronic perspective of an attribution.

Person studied:
Date of attribution:
Attribution number or code:
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ATTRIBUTION:
Who or what is the referent of the attribution?
Who or what is referred to by the attribution?
What type of theme is the reference?
What type of purpose does the reference have?
Does the reference relate to or number the contents?
Does the reference involve sensory perception?
What language is the attribution expressed in?
Does the attribution appear with sufficient precision in form and meaning?
Is the attribution differentiated from other expressions in form and meaning?
Does the attribution fit in form and meaning with the convention considered?
ENUMERATION OF FRAMEWORK FACTORS
What emotions, behaviors, and thoughts of the person appear to be significant?
What personal needs are detected?
What factors in the setting appear to be significant?
EFFECTS OF THE ATTRIBUTION ON THE FRAMEWORK FACTORS
What emotions are associated with the attribution?
To what degree or intensity do those emotions appear?
What behaviors are considered associated with the attribution?
Do these behaviors help neutralize or maintain the attribution?
Does the person think the attribution is his/her own or someone/something else’s?
Does the person think the attribution is public or private?
Does the person have control over the attribution?
Does the person give a beneficial or harmful sense to the attribution?
Does the person think the attribution is clear?
Is the attribution differentiated from other thoughts?
What credibility does the person give the attribution?
Does the attribution have any effect on the person’s needs? What and on which ones?
Does the attribution have any effect on setting factors? What and on which ones?
INFLUENCES OF FRAMEWORK FACTORS ON THE ATTRIBUTION
Does the attribution modify any framework factors? Which ones and how?
Does the person ask for help or act autonomously?
RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN FRAMEWORK FACTORS
Are any relationships between framework factors considered relevant? Why?