When People Attribute Their Own Behavior to External Factors, but Attribute

question 97

Multiple Choice

When people attribute their own behavior to external factors, but attribute the behavior of others to internal factors, they are:

• A)displaying a self-serving bias
• B)showing an actor-observer effect
• C)likely to experience rebound effects after the event
• D)likely to experience cognitive dissonance

Understand the significance of identifying market opportunities through trend analysis.

Describe the process and importance of customer value chain in marketing.

Discuss the role of forecasting in marketing and the different approaches used.

Distinguish between different customer insight methods and their applications in marketing.

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