Which of the Following Is an Explanation for the Fundamental

question 87

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an explanation for the fundamental attribution error?

• A)People assign weight to situational causes even when they are made aware of them.
• B)People tend to think long and hard about things instead of taking quick and easy answers.
• C)Behavior is more noticeable than situational factors, which are often hidden.
• D)It takes considerably more cognitive effort to make internal attributions than external attributions.

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Definitions:

LRAC Curves

Long-Run Average Cost curves, which show the average cost per unit of output when all inputs, including capital, are variable, illustrating economies or diseconomies of scale.

Long-Run Adjustment

The process by which firms adjust their production capacity and input usage to new market conditions over time, beyond short-term fluctuations.

Returns To Scale

Rate at which output increases as inputs are increased proportionately.

Increasing Marginal Product

A situation where each additional unit of input results in an increased amount of output.