The Self-Serving Attributional Bias Is the Tendency to Make

question 55

Multiple Choice

The self-serving attributional bias is the tendency to make:

• A)internal attributions for one's own behavior and external attributions for the behavior of others
• B)external attributions for one's own behavior and internal attributions for the behavior of others
• C)external attributions for bad things one does and internal attributions for good things one does
• D)internal attributions for bad things one does and external attributions for good things one does

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