The Tendency to Attribute Other's Behaviors to Internal Causes While

question 14

Multiple Choice

The tendency to attribute other's behaviors to internal causes while attributing one's own behavior to external causes is the

• A)actor-observer effect.
• B)fundamental attribution error.
• C)reciprocity effect.
• D)availability heuristic.

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