A Hostile Attributional Bias Is a Likely Result of

question 178

Multiple Choice

A hostile attributional bias is a likely result of

• A) poor perceived self-efficacy.
• B) a maladaptive pattern of reinforcement and punishment.
• C) physical abuse.
• D) an entity theory of aggression.

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Definitions:

Horyuji Complex

A historic Buddhist temple complex in Ikaruga, Nara Prefecture, Japan, known for its pagoda and main hall, representing some of the oldest wooden buildings in the world.

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A major school of Japanese Buddhism, characterized by esoteric teachings, rituals, and practices aimed at achieving enlightenment.

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