The Tendency to Make Attributions to Internal Causes When Focusing

question 53

Multiple Choice

The tendency to make attributions to internal causes when focusing on someone else's behavior is:

• A)remedied by the discounting principle
• B)known as the fundamental attribution error
• C)has been shown to not be related to cultural pre-dispositions
• D)known as the fundamental cognitive error

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