Global attribution refers to the belief that the cause of an event is due to factors that apply in a large number of situations, example, a person's intelligence, will influence his/her performance in many areas), as opposed to the belief that the cause is specific and applies in only a limited number of situations, example, a perons's musical ability, which will affect his/her performance in music courses but not in other courses.

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