The Tendency to Attribute One's Successes to Dispositional Causes and One's

question 5

Multiple Choice

The tendency to attribute one's successes to dispositional causes and one's failures to situational causes defines the _____

• A)actor-observer effect.
• B)internal attribution.
• C)self-serving bias.
• D)external attribution.

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Definitions:

Amoral Manager

A type of manager who lacks a clear understanding or concern for the ethical implications of their decisions and actions in the business environment.

Ethical Implications

The moral consequences or considerations associated with a particular action, decision, or policy, evaluating its rightness or wrongness.

Utilitarian Benefits

Utilitarian benefits refer to the functional or practical advantages that consumers receive from using a product or service, emphasizing usability and efficiency.

General Ethical Principle

Foundational guidelines that govern behaviors and decisions based on notions of right and wrong.