When Explaining Other People's Behavior,the Tendency to Overemphasize Personality Traits

question 55

Multiple Choice

When explaining other people's behavior,the tendency to overemphasize personality traits and underestimate situation factors is referred to as the

• A) actor/observer bias.
• B) fundamental attribution error.
• C) ingroup/outgroup bias.
• D) self-fulfilling prophecy.

Understand the regulatory environment governing corporate contributions and free speech rights.

Understand the express and implied powers of corporations under state law.

Grasp the significance of corporate bylaws in governing internal management.

Recognize the concept of double taxation and how it affects corporations and shareholders.

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Definitions:

Predicts Direction

Indicates whether a relationship between two variables is positive or negative, without specifying strength or statistical significance.

One-tailed

Refers to a type of statistical test in which the alternative hypothesis specifies a direction of the expected difference or relationship.

Indirect Correlation

A negative correlation where the values of variables move in opposite directions.

Nondirectional Correlation

A type of correlation that measures the strength and direction of a relationship between two variables, without assuming which variable influences the other.