Attributions of Actors and Observers Differ Because

question 85

Multiple Choice

Attributions of actors and observers differ because

• A) they have different perspectives on the same event
• B) the actor's behaviour engulfs the field of perception
• C) actors are more aware of the situation than of themselves
• D) actors and observers have access to different information
• E) all of the above

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Definitions:

Intersectional Analysis

An analytical tool for understanding how intersecting identities such as race, gender, class, and sexuality contribute to different experiences of oppression and privilege.

Hegemonic Masculinity

The culturally dominant idea of male behavior, which focuses on strength, dominance, and emotional detachment, often at the expense of other masculinities.

Femininities

The qualities or attributes regarded as characteristic of women or female identities, shaped by societal norms and personal identity.

Heterosexual Epoch

A term used to describe historical periods or societal contexts where heterosexuality is assumed to be the default or normative sexual orientation.