The Tendency to Make Situational Attributions for One's Own Behaviours

question 74

Multiple Choice

The tendency to make situational attributions for one's own behaviours while making dispositional attributions for the identical behaviour of others is called:

• A)the actor-observer effect.
• B)cognitive dissonance.
• C)correspondence bias.
• D)perceptual confirmation.

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