The Just World Hypothesis Is Relevant to the Fundamental Attribution

question 27

Multiple Choice

The just world hypothesis is relevant to the fundamental attribution error because this hypothesis helps explain why we tend to

• A) attribute others' behaviors to dispositional causes.
• B) attribute others' behaviors to temporary circumstances.
• C) underestimate the effects of traits on behavior.
• D) manifest the false consensus effect.

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