The Fundamental Attribution Error Involves

question 236

Multiple Choice

The fundamental attribution error involves:

• A)becoming more extreme in one's individual opinions following group discussion.
• B)performing a complex task more poorly when in the presence of others.
• C)underestimating the situational influences on another person's behavior.
• D)losing self-restraint in group situations that foster anonymity.

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Definitions:

Justice

The principle or ideal of fairness in protection of rights and punishment of wrongs, ensuring equitable treatment and adherence to the rule of law in a society.

Fidelity

The degree of accuracy or faithfulness with which something is reproduced or represented.

Veracity

The adherence to the truth; honesty and accuracy in one’s actions and in communicating with others.

Confidentiality

The privacy of information, ensuring that it is accessible only to those authorized to have access.