Overestimating the Extent to Which Others Notice and Evaluate Our

question 99

Multiple Choice

Overestimating the extent to which others notice and evaluate our appearance and performance is called

• A) external locus of control.
• B) self-serving bias.
• C) the spotlight effect.
• D) fixation.

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Definitions:

Obligor

An obligor is an individual or entity legally obliged to provide a benefit or payment to another under the terms of a contract.

Assignment

The transfer of rights, property, or obligations from one party to another, often seen in contractual and legal contexts.

Delegation

The act of assigning responsibility or authority from one person or entity to another to carry out specific activities or tasks.

Third-Party Beneficiary

A person who, although not a party to a contract, stands to benefit from the contract's execution or performance.