We Misjudge the Causes of Another Person's Behavior Because We

question 109

Multiple Choice

We misjudge the causes of another person's behavior because we overestimate internal, personal factors and underestimate external, situational influences.This is called_____.

• A)the saliency bias
• B)the actor-observer error
• C)the fundamental attribution error
• D)the self-serving bias

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