Our Tendency to Commit the Fundamental Attribution Error Is Influenced

question 39

Multiple Choice

Our tendency to commit the fundamental attribution error is influenced by

• A) the perspective we take on the situation.
• B) self-awareness.
• C) actor-observer differences.
• D) all of the choices are correct

Understand the properties of normal distribution through practical examples.

Identify and understand various facilitative interventions and their purposes.

Master the skill of providing constructive feedback and its significance in facilitation.

Recognize behaviors exhibited by a facilitator and the impact on team dynamics.

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Definitions:

Broadbent's Filter

A theory suggesting that information is filtered at an early stage during processing, allowing only a limited amount of information to be passed on to higher-level functions.

Treisman's Modified

Refers to Treisman's modified attenuation theory, which proposes a mechanism for selective attention that processes all incoming information but at varying levels of attention.

Sensory Registers

Memory systems that hold incoming information from the senses for a very brief period of time, allowing it to be processed.

Reconstructive Memory

The theory that memories are not stored as exact replicas of experiences but rather are reconstructed during recall.