Cross-Cultural Studies Examining the Consistency of the Fundamental Attribution Error

question 230

Multiple Choice

Cross-cultural studies examining the consistency of the fundamental attribution error and the self-serving bias have shown that:

• A) the fundamental attribution error is consistent across cultures, while the self-serving bias is not.
• B) both tendencies are susceptible to cultural influences.
• C) both tendencies are highly consistent across cultures.
• D) the self-serving bias is consistent across cultures, while the fundamental attribution error is not.

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