Attributing One's Success on an Exam to One's Intelligence and One's

question 153

Multiple Choice

Attributing one's success on an exam to one's intelligence and one's failure to the unfairness of the test is an example of

• A) a defensive attribution.
• B) an actor-observer bias.
• C) a self-serving bias.
• D) the fundamental attributional error.

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