The Two Factors Below Often Explain the Divergence of Actors

question 67

Multiple Choice

The two factors below often explain the divergence of actors' and observers' attributions:

• A)perceptual salience effects and differentially available information.
• B)perceptual perseverance and information overload.
• C)the fundamental attribution error and the correspondence bias.
• D)differences in motivation and differences in ability.
• E)the fundamental attribution error and self-serving biases.

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