The Fundamental Attribution Error

question 24

Multiple Choice

The fundamental attribution error

• A) Over attributes a behavior to a situation, rather than a cause within a person
• B) Over attributes a behavior to luck rather than effort
• C) Over attributes a behavior to a cause within a person, rather than the situation.
• D) None of the above are true

Comprehend the relationship between language and culture as evidenced by linguistic relativity.

Recognize the importance of relevant information in solving numerical and structured problems.

Understand different problem-solving strategies and when to apply them.

Distinguish between algorithms, heuristics, and analogies in problem-solving.

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Definitions:

Cultural Understanding

The ability to appreciate and interpret the beliefs, values, behaviors, and artifacts of different cultures.

Dropout Prevention

Strategies and practices aimed at reducing the number of students who leave school before completing their education.

"I Have a Dream" Program

A program named after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous speech, which may aim to promote certain values or opportunities, yet specifics would depend on the program's design.

Learning Disability

A neurological disorder that affects the brain's ability to receive, process, store, and respond to information, making learning difficult.