How Does Fundamental Attribution Error Differ from Fundamental Negative Bias

question 13

Multiple Choice

How does fundamental attribution error differ from fundamental negative bias?

• A) Fundamental attribution error takes perceived internal characteristics into account.
• B) Fundamental attribution error only occurs in public settings.
• C) Fundamental attribution error involves overly positive conceptualizations of behaviors.
• D) Fundamental attribution error is experienced by people who are predisposed to anger.

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