Both the Fundamental Attribution Error and the Actor/observer Difference Are

question 116

Multiple Choice

Both the fundamental attribution error and the actor/observer difference are due in large part to

• A)heuristic cues.
• B)perceptual salience.
• C)schematic interference.
• D)the false consensus effect.
• E)gender.

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