The Tendency to See a Causal Relationship Between an Event

question 85

Multiple Choice

The tendency to see a causal relationship between an event and an outcome when they happen at the same time is referred to as:

• A)the misinformation effect.
• B)correspondent inference.
• C)the fundamental attribution error.
• D)the covariation principle.

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Definitions:

Operant Conditioning

A method of learning that employs rewards and punishments for behavior, influencing the likelihood of that behavior being repeated.

Classical Conditioning

A method of learning that happens by linking an outside stimulus with one that naturally occurs.

Voluntary

Actions or decisions made by an individual that are done consciously and by choice, without external coercion.

Involuntary

Refers to actions or reactions performed without conscious control, often as a reflex or automatic response.