Making Relatively More Personal Attributions for Success and Relatively More

question 368

Multiple Choice

Making relatively more personal attributions for success and relatively more situational attributions for failure is known as the

• A)fundamental attribution error
• B)self-justification effect
• C)self-serving bias
• D)primacy effect

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Price Elasticities

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