The Fundamental Attribution Error Refers to the Tendency To

question 22

Multiple Choice

The fundamental attribution error refers to the tendency to:

• A)rely on the most situationally salient factor to make a causal attribution.
• B)believe that what is easy to call to mind is also what is most accurate.
• C)attribute behavior to situational factors and underestimate the role of internal qualities.
• D)attribute behavior to internal qualities of an actor and underestimate situational factors.

Calculate the total amount of interest paid over the amortization period of a loan.

Approximate the outstanding principal balance of a loan at any given time.

Understand the effect of missed payments on additional interest accrued and necessary catch-up amounts.

Calculate the market value of a mortgage under different interest rate scenarios.

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