When Describing or Explaining the Behavior of Others, We Tend

question 34

Multiple Choice

When describing or explaining the behavior of others, we tend to blame the person; however, when explaining our own behavior, we tend to blame the situation. This phenomenon is referred to as _____

• A)the fundamental attribution error.
• B)the self-serving bias.
• C)the situational attribution effect.
• D)the actor-observer effect.

Recognize symptoms and biochemical markers for specific health conditions through urinalysis.

Understand the impact of diet and environment on urine characteristics.

Identify normal and abnormal sediments in urine samples.

Identify the roles and functions of male reproductive organs.

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