We Tend to Make ________ Attributions for Our Own Behaviors,but

question 83

Multiple Choice

We tend to make ________ attributions for our own behaviors,but ________ attributions for others' behaviors.

• A)situational;dispositional
• B)dispositional;situational
• C)positive;negative
• D)negative;positive
• E)realistic;unrealistic

Consider the role of self-categorization in social influence, emphasizing how individuals perceive and align with group norms.

Understand the characteristics and behaviours of minorities that can challenge and influence the majority viewpoint.

Recognize the dual-process model of minority and majority influence as proposed by Moscovici.

Identify the psychological effects of being in a minority and how it influences thinking patterns.

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Definitions:

Borrowing

The act of receiving something with the intention to return it or its equivalent, often referring to receiving funds from a lender under the condition of repaying it with interest.

Investing

Allocating resources, usually money, with the expectation of generating an income or profit.

Saving

The act of setting aside a portion of current income for future use, typically in a secure form such as a bank account or investment, to meet long-term goals or emergencies.

Shares

Shares represent an ownership stake in a company or financial asset, entitling the holder to a proportional share of the profits through dividends, if such profits are distributed.