An Example of Self-Serving Bias Described in the Text Is

question 104

Multiple Choice

An example of self-serving bias described in the text is the tendency of people to

• A) see themselves as average on nearly any desirable dimension.
• B) accept more responsibility for successes than failures.
• C) be overly critical of other people.
• D) exhibit heightened racial prejudice.

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Definitions:

Balanced Participation

Equal or fair involvement of all members in a process or activity.

Overly Eager

A state of being excessively enthusiastic or keen, sometimes to the point of being impatient or hasty.

Advice Seeker Type

A category of individuals who actively seek guidance or counsel from others to make decisions or solve problems.

Facilitation

The act of making an action or process easier or more achievable, often in the context of group work or discussions.