Attribution Processes Have All but Which of the Following Characteristics

question 139

Multiple Choice

Attribution processes have all but which of the following characteristics?

• A) False consensus means that people tend to overestimate the degree to which other people agree with their view of another person.
• B) The fundamental attribution error refers to overestimating the situation as a cause of another person's behavior and underestimating the characteristics of the person as the cause.
• C) Perceivers use consistency, distinctiveness, and consensus information when making attributions.
• D) The attribution process begins with a quick personal attribution followed by some adjustment based on the situation's characteristics.

---

Definitions:

Speed and Cost

Considerations in decision-making, focusing on how quickly actions can be taken and the expenses involved.

Private Trial

An ADR method in which a referee is selected and paid by the disputing parties to offer a legally binding judgment in a dispute.

"Rent-a-Judge"

A private adjudication service where parties in a dispute pay for a retired judge or private arbitrator to resolve their case outside of the public court system.

Dispute Resolution

The procedure for resolving disagreements or conflicts between parties, which can include negotiation, mediation, or arbitration.