Caleb Received a Perfect Score on His Computer Programming Test

question 139

Multiple Choice

Caleb received a perfect score on his computer programming test, and assumed it was because he was smart. However, later in the week he got a "C" on his English test, and told his mother it was because the instructor made the test too hard. Caleb's behavior is an example of the _______.

• A) actor-observer effect
• B) self-serving bias
• C) primacy effect
• D) fundamental attribution error

Understand the role of specific conventions (e.g., "see", "code first") in the coding process.

Distinguish between acute and chronic conditions in the context of ICD coding.

Identify and explain the normal balances of different types of accounts.

Demonstrate knowledge of double-entry bookkeeping and its application in recording transactions.

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Definitions:

Challenge For Cause

A voir dire challenge to exclude a potential juror from serving on the jury for a reason specified by an attorney in the case.

Direct Examination

The examination of a witness by the attorney who calls the witness to the stand to testify on behalf of the attorney's client.

Leading Questions

Queries phrased in a way that suggests the desired answer, typically discouraged in witness examination unless during cross-examination.

Stereotypes

Oversimplified, fixed ideas about a group or category of people, often based on assumptions rather than facts.