Many Stories Are Characterized by 'Fundamental Attribution Error', Which Is

question 3

Multiple Choice

Many stories are characterized by 'fundamental attribution error', which is

• A)Confusion about who is the true author of the story
• B)Overestimating the contribution of individuals and underestimating that of context
• C)Taking the blame for failures while indicating success is due to other factors
• D)Making inaccurate assessments of the personal attributes that led to success
• E)Attributing blame for failure rather than praise for success

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Definitions:

Korsakoff's Syndrome

A chronic memory disorder caused by severe deficiency of thiamine, often associated with alcoholism.

Amnesia

A loss of memory due to brain injury, disease, or psychological trauma, affecting one's ability to recall past experiences.

Prefrontal Cortex

A part of the brain located in the frontal lobe, associated with decision making, social behavior, personality, and cognitive planning.

Confabulations

Involves the creation of false memories without the intention to deceive, often occurring in patients with certain brain injuries or diseases.