Taking Personal Credit for Our Successes and Blaming Our Failures

question 159

Multiple Choice

Taking personal credit for our successes and blaming our failures on external or situational causes describes the

• A) self-serving bias.
• B) false consensus effect.
• C) availability heuristic.
• D) fundamental attribution error.

Comprehend the goals of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) in South Africa and their broader impacts on society.

Analyze the efficacy and outcomes of specific interventions aimed at healing historical traumas in various communities.

Describe the psychological concept of dissociation in the context of trauma victims and their interactions with perpetrators and bystanders.

Evaluate the importance of reparations and the factors that influence their effectiveness in healing processes.

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