When Explaining Our Own Behaviour, When We Make More Personal

question 47

Multiple Choice

When explaining our own behaviour, when we make more personal attributions for successes and more situational attributions for failures, then has occurred.

• A) social facilitation
• B) the self-serving bias
• C) the fundamental attribution error
• D) attributional polarization

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Definitions:

Child Sexual Abuse

Any sexual act or conduct forced upon a child by an adult or significantly older individual, including molestation, exploitation, and other forms of sexual violation.

Perpetrated

Committed or carried out; used primarily in context of crimes or harmful actions.

Veracity

The obligation to tell the truth and be honest, a key ethical principle in various professions.

Male Survivors

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