When One Does Not Consider an External Situation as a Determinant

question 26

Multiple Choice

When one does not consider an external situation as a determinant of someone's behavior but rather believes the behavior is caused by internal factors specific to the person, this is an example of

• A)behavioral confirmation.
• B)internalized false confessions.
• C)fundamental attribution error.
• D)illusory causation.

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Definitions:

Waters Contained

Bodies of water that are held or confined within a certain area, as in reservoirs, tanks, or naturally contained basins.

Assignee of a Lease

The party to whom lease rights and obligations are transferred, assuming the role of the original lessee.

Obligation to Pay

A legal or moral duty to settle a debt or fulfill a contractual payment responsibility.

Tenant's Use

The manner in which a tenant is permitted by lease to utilize the rented property.