What Do the Fundamental Attribution Error and the Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

question 131

Multiple Choice

What do the fundamental attribution error and the self-fulfilling prophecy have in common?

• A) We believe something about another person that may not be true.
• B) We feel worse after we use them.
• C) They are both social influence tactics.
• D) They have been disproven by sociologists.

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