The Covariation Model Assumes That

question 52

Multiple Choice

The covariation model assumes that

• A) causal attributions are biased and self-serving.
• B) distinctiveness is relatively unimportant.
• C) consistency information is relatively unimportant.
• D) the fundamental attribution error is the exception, not the rule.
• E) people make attributions in a rational, logical way.

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Definitions:

Right of Contribution

The legal right of a party to reclaim a portion of damages or losses from another party who is jointly liable.

Surety's Obligation

A legal responsibility assumed by a surety, guaranteeing the performance or obligations of another party.

Debt

Money owed by one party to another under the condition of repayment.

Surety

A financial guarantee by a third party (the surety) to cover a debtor's obligations in case of default.