Definition of attribution in English:

attribution

noun atrɪˈbjuːʃ(ə)nˌætrəˈbjuʃ(ə)n

mass nounoften attribution to

1The action of regarding something as being caused by a person or thing.
the electorate was disillusioned with his immediate attribution of the bombings to a separatist group
Example sentencesExamples
- Attributions made by patients about the cause of their illness often involve environmental pollution.
- Thus, attributions to medication may not be as problematic as feared.
- The attribution of deaths from influenza varied considerably over the 30 years reported.
- The opposite pattern of attributions (internal, stable; external, unstable) is deemed "depressogenic."
- Patterns of symptom clusters are viewed in relation to dependent variables including servicemen's changing attributions for post-combat disorders.
- Attribution of these attacks to dopamine agonists overlooks the point that drivers who fall asleep at the wheel are careful not to allow this to happen again.
- If there is a subsequent decline in value, that decline may affect the attribution to pre-acquisition profits under the rest of the section.
- Factors to consider are researcher beliefs and attitudes, facts and ideas, the attribution of causation, and the discovery role of historical writing.
- He is asking a larger question about people and their vehicles, as well as about attributions of agency in the case of accidents.
- The study found that attributions were unrelated to depressive symptomatology among these children.
1. 1.1 The action of ascribing a work or remark to a particular author, artist, or person.
  the study of Constable is fraught with problems of attribution
  the attribution to Mozart on the title page is correct
  count noun none of the texts in the collection contained author attributions
  Example sentencesExamples
  Recently the museum returned to an attribution to Lebel, still with little discussion of the problem.
  This quotation could explain the old attribution to Andrea of the London version.
  The one certain attribution to Dürer is this frontispiece, published in 1492.
  The painting was first published with the attribution to Filippino in the National Gallery catalog of 1859.
  Only occasionally is the attribution or dating of a work discussed.
  The attribution to Ghirlandaio, therefore, looms large especially in the current literature.
  In the 1850s, he developed his scientific method of attribution, a method inspired by the comparative methodologies of the natural sciences.
  Some of the new attributions are the results of archaeological research.
  The most significant stumbling-block to the present attribution was the inscription that was formerly on the painting.
  Peter has written rather more of this than he lets on, leaving thorny problems of attribution for future historians.
2. 1.2 The action of regarding a quality or feature as characteristic of or possessed by a person or thing.
  the attribution of human emotions to inanimate objects
  count noun attributions of false motives, especially of greed, are commonplace
  Example sentencesExamples
  The authors propose that bragging conveys information about an actor's good deeds, leading to an attribution of generosity.
  Such group attribution could form part of the construction of the enemy.
  One should keep in mind that symbolic attributions to buildings reflect their shape rather than their use.
  The lack of documentary evidence has precluded the attribution of a direct causal relationship between the two.
  The attribution of sexual desire to females challenged the notions of proper female behavior.
  The attribution of magical and personal properties to the contents of his work is consistent with his belief in the artist as shaman and art as revelatory.
  The fourth chapter explores the elaboration and subsequent extinction of the American attribution of sovereignty to Native American nations.
  They have absorbed the English-speaking colonialist attribution of barbarity to the Irish language.
  Others identified similar implied attributions of "blame, guilt, or comparative worth."
  Noted first is the historical attribution of homosexual identities.

Derivatives

attributional

adjective

According to the theory, different individuals possess different attributional styles.
Example sentencesExamples
- Their interpretation of the attributional capacities of chimpanzees now seems to have been somewhat overly optimistic.
- Recent developmental research suggests that very young children do show attributional patterns.
- They have proposed that there are three important attributional dimensions that will influence how an event is experienced.
- These three attributional responses were analyzed separately by gender.

Rhymes

ablution, absolution, allocution, circumlocution, circumvolution, Confucian, constitution, contribution, convolution, counter-revolution, destitution, dilution, diminution, distribution, electrocution, elocution, evolution, execution, institution, interlocution, irresolution, Lilliputian, locution, perlocution, persecution, pollution, prosecution, prostitution, restitution, retribution, Rosicrucian, solution, substitution, volution

Definition of attribution in US English:

attribution

nounˌatrəˈbyo͞oSH(ə)nˌætrəˈbjuʃ(ə)n

often attribution to

1The action of regarding something as being caused by a person or thing.
the electorate was disillusioned with his immediate attribution of the bombings to a separatist group
Example sentencesExamples
- He is asking a larger question about people and their vehicles, as well as about attributions of agency in the case of accidents.
- Patterns of symptom clusters are viewed in relation to dependent variables including servicemen's changing attributions for post-combat disorders.
- The study found that attributions were unrelated to depressive symptomatology among these children.
- Thus, attributions to medication may not be as problematic as feared.
- Attributions made by patients about the cause of their illness often involve environmental pollution.
- Attribution of these attacks to dopamine agonists overlooks the point that drivers who fall asleep at the wheel are careful not to allow this to happen again.
- Factors to consider are researcher beliefs and attitudes, facts and ideas, the attribution of causation, and the discovery role of historical writing.
- If there is a subsequent decline in value, that decline may affect the attribution to pre-acquisition profits under the rest of the section.
- The opposite pattern of attributions (internal, stable; external, unstable) is deemed "depressogenic."
- The attribution of deaths from influenza varied considerably over the 30 years reported.
1. 1.1 The action of ascribing a work or remark to a particular author, artist, or person.
  the study of Constable is fraught with problems of attribution
  the attribution to Mozart on the title page is correct
  he bought pictures unseen, according to their attributions
  Example sentencesExamples
  Recently the museum returned to an attribution to Lebel, still with little discussion of the problem.
  Peter has written rather more of this than he lets on, leaving thorny problems of attribution for future historians.
  In the 1850s, he developed his scientific method of attribution, a method inspired by the comparative methodologies of the natural sciences.
  The attribution to Ghirlandaio, therefore, looms large especially in the current literature.
  Only occasionally is the attribution or dating of a work discussed.
  This quotation could explain the old attribution to Andrea of the London version.
  Some of the new attributions are the results of archaeological research.
  The most significant stumbling-block to the present attribution was the inscription that was formerly on the painting.
  The painting was first published with the attribution to Filippino in the National Gallery catalog of 1859.
  The one certain attribution to Dürer is this frontispiece, published in 1492.
2. 1.2 The action of regarding a quality or feature as characteristic of or possessed by a person or thing.
  the attribution of human emotions to inanimate objects
  count noun attributions of false motives, especially of greed, are commonplace
  Example sentencesExamples
  They have absorbed the English-speaking colonialist attribution of barbarity to the Irish language.
  The authors propose that bragging conveys information about an actor's good deeds, leading to an attribution of generosity.
  Such group attribution could form part of the construction of the enemy.
  Noted first is the historical attribution of homosexual identities.
  The attribution of sexual desire to females challenged the notions of proper female behavior.
  The fourth chapter explores the elaboration and subsequent extinction of the American attribution of sovereignty to Native American nations.
  One should keep in mind that symbolic attributions to buildings reflect their shape rather than their use.
  Others identified similar implied attributions of "blame, guilt, or comparative worth."
  The lack of documentary evidence has precluded the attribution of a direct causal relationship between the two.
  The attribution of magical and personal properties to the contents of his work is consistent with his belief in the artist as shaman and art as revelatory.

词汇	attribution
释义	Definition of attribution in English: attribution noun atrɪˈbjuːʃ(ə)nˌætrəˈbjuʃ(ə)n mass nounoften attribution to 1The action of regarding something as being caused by a person or thing. the electorate was disillusioned with his immediate attribution of the bombings to a separatist group Example sentencesExamples Attributions made by patients about the cause of their illness often involve environmental pollution. Thus, attributions to medication may not be as problematic as feared. The attribution of deaths from influenza varied considerably over the 30 years reported. The opposite pattern of attributions (internal, stable; external, unstable) is deemed "depressogenic." Patterns of symptom clusters are viewed in relation to dependent variables including servicemen's changing attributions for post-combat disorders. Attribution of these attacks to dopamine agonists overlooks the point that drivers who fall asleep at the wheel are careful not to allow this to happen again. If there is a subsequent decline in value, that decline may affect the attribution to pre-acquisition profits under the rest of the section. Factors to consider are researcher beliefs and attitudes, facts and ideas, the attribution of causation, and the discovery role of historical writing. He is asking a larger question about people and their vehicles, as well as about attributions of agency in the case of accidents. The study found that attributions were unrelated to depressive symptomatology among these children. 1.1 The action of ascribing a work or remark to a particular author, artist, or person. the study of Constable is fraught with problems of attribution the attribution to Mozart on the title page is correct count noun none of the texts in the collection contained author attributions Example sentencesExamples Recently the museum returned to an attribution to Lebel, still with little discussion of the problem. This quotation could explain the old attribution to Andrea of the London version. The one certain attribution to Dürer is this frontispiece, published in 1492. The painting was first published with the attribution to Filippino in the National Gallery catalog of 1859. Only occasionally is the attribution or dating of a work discussed. The attribution to Ghirlandaio, therefore, looms large especially in the current literature. In the 1850s, he developed his scientific method of attribution, a method inspired by the comparative methodologies of the natural sciences. Some of the new attributions are the results of archaeological research. The most significant stumbling-block to the present attribution was the inscription that was formerly on the painting. Peter has written rather more of this than he lets on, leaving thorny problems of attribution for future historians. 1.2 The action of regarding a quality or feature as characteristic of or possessed by a person or thing. the attribution of human emotions to inanimate objects count noun attributions of false motives, especially of greed, are commonplace Example sentencesExamples The authors propose that bragging conveys information about an actor's good deeds, leading to an attribution of generosity. Such group attribution could form part of the construction of the enemy. One should keep in mind that symbolic attributions to buildings reflect their shape rather than their use. The lack of documentary evidence has precluded the attribution of a direct causal relationship between the two. The attribution of sexual desire to females challenged the notions of proper female behavior. The attribution of magical and personal properties to the contents of his work is consistent with his belief in the artist as shaman and art as revelatory. The fourth chapter explores the elaboration and subsequent extinction of the American attribution of sovereignty to Native American nations. They have absorbed the English-speaking colonialist attribution of barbarity to the Irish language. Others identified similar implied attributions of "blame, guilt, or comparative worth." Noted first is the historical attribution of homosexual identities. Derivatives attributional adjective According to the theory, different individuals possess different attributional styles. Example sentencesExamples Their interpretation of the attributional capacities of chimpanzees now seems to have been somewhat overly optimistic. Recent developmental research suggests that very young children do show attributional patterns. They have proposed that there are three important attributional dimensions that will influence how an event is experienced. These three attributional responses were analyzed separately by gender. Rhymes ablution, absolution, allocution, circumlocution, circumvolution, Confucian, constitution, contribution, convolution, counter-revolution, destitution, dilution, diminution, distribution, electrocution, elocution, evolution, execution, institution, interlocution, irresolution, Lilliputian, locution, perlocution, persecution, pollution, prosecution, prostitution, restitution, retribution, Rosicrucian, solution, substitution, volution Definition of attribution in US English: attribution nounˌatrəˈbyo͞oSH(ə)nˌætrəˈbjuʃ(ə)n often attribution to 1The action of regarding something as being caused by a person or thing. the electorate was disillusioned with his immediate attribution of the bombings to a separatist group Example sentencesExamples He is asking a larger question about people and their vehicles, as well as about attributions of agency in the case of accidents. Patterns of symptom clusters are viewed in relation to dependent variables including servicemen's changing attributions for post-combat disorders. The study found that attributions were unrelated to depressive symptomatology among these children. Thus, attributions to medication may not be as problematic as feared. Attributions made by patients about the cause of their illness often involve environmental pollution. Attribution of these attacks to dopamine agonists overlooks the point that drivers who fall asleep at the wheel are careful not to allow this to happen again. Factors to consider are researcher beliefs and attitudes, facts and ideas, the attribution of causation, and the discovery role of historical writing. If there is a subsequent decline in value, that decline may affect the attribution to pre-acquisition profits under the rest of the section. The opposite pattern of attributions (internal, stable; external, unstable) is deemed "depressogenic." The attribution of deaths from influenza varied considerably over the 30 years reported. 1.1 The action of ascribing a work or remark to a particular author, artist, or person. the study of Constable is fraught with problems of attribution the attribution to Mozart on the title page is correct he bought pictures unseen, according to their attributions Example sentencesExamples Recently the museum returned to an attribution to Lebel, still with little discussion of the problem. Peter has written rather more of this than he lets on, leaving thorny problems of attribution for future historians. In the 1850s, he developed his scientific method of attribution, a method inspired by the comparative methodologies of the natural sciences. The attribution to Ghirlandaio, therefore, looms large especially in the current literature. Only occasionally is the attribution or dating of a work discussed. This quotation could explain the old attribution to Andrea of the London version. Some of the new attributions are the results of archaeological research. The most significant stumbling-block to the present attribution was the inscription that was formerly on the painting. The painting was first published with the attribution to Filippino in the National Gallery catalog of 1859. The one certain attribution to Dürer is this frontispiece, published in 1492. 1.2 The action of regarding a quality or feature as characteristic of or possessed by a person or thing. the attribution of human emotions to inanimate objects count noun attributions of false motives, especially of greed, are commonplace Example sentencesExamples They have absorbed the English-speaking colonialist attribution of barbarity to the Irish language. The authors propose that bragging conveys information about an actor's good deeds, leading to an attribution of generosity. Such group attribution could form part of the construction of the enemy. Noted first is the historical attribution of homosexual identities. The attribution of sexual desire to females challenged the notions of proper female behavior. The fourth chapter explores the elaboration and subsequent extinction of the American attribution of sovereignty to Native American nations. One should keep in mind that symbolic attributions to buildings reflect their shape rather than their use. Others identified similar implied attributions of "blame, guilt, or comparative worth." The lack of documentary evidence has precluded the attribution of a direct causal relationship between the two. The attribution of magical and personal properties to the contents of his work is consistent with his belief in the artist as shaman and art as revelatory.
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