The Tendency to Make Attributions to Internal Causes When Focusing

question 11

Multiple Choice

The tendency to make attributions to internal causes when focusing on someone else's behavior is called _____.​

• A)​fundamental attribution error
• B)self-serving bias​
• C)discounting attribution error​
• D)self-fulfilling prophecy​

Learn about the processes and importance of establishing construct validity.

Understand the differences and applications of predictive and concurrent validity in the employment process.

Understand the various internal and external recruitment methods and their implications.

Recognize the advantages and limitations of different recruitment methods.

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