Relationship-enhancing attributions involve Giving credit for positive actions and excusing transgressions.
Step-by-step explanation:
Relationship-enhancing features happen when people place greater responsibility for the positive behavior on their relationships and less responsibility for the negative behavior of their partners.
If your partner brought you flowers, that's because he's sweet and sweet. But that's because he's caught in the traffic (something he wouldn't control when he's slow for a date).
In special relationship research, attributions are frequently divided into two classifications: attributions that "improve relationship" and attributions that "maintain distress" (Bradbury & Fincham, 1990), respectively.