Why Do the Authors of Your Text Refer to the Actor/observer

question 3

Multiple Choice

Why do the authors of your text refer to the actor/observer difference as an interesting twist on the fundamental attribution error?

• A)Observers who see the world through actors' eyes are susceptible to the fundamental attribution error.
• B)When we take the perspective of actors,we are more likely to commit the fundamental attribution error.
• C)Our perspectives as actors versus observers influence the extent to which we commit the fundamental attribution error.
• D)Actors,but not observers,are more likely to make the fundamental attribution error in explaining their failures.
• E)Both actors and observers are equally likely to commit the fundamental attribution error.

Recognize the concept of equilibrium GDP and its relation to full employment according to Keynes and the classicals.

Identify Say's Law and its significance in classical economics.

Explain the Keynesian critique of classical economics, specifically regarding savings, investment, and government intervention.

Describe the aggregate supply and demand analyses in both Keynesian and classical perspectives.

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Definitions:

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Clonus

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