An Implication One Can Derive from Cross-Cultural Research on the Fundamental

question 141

Multiple Choice

An implication one can derive from cross-cultural research on the fundamental attribution error is that:

• A) dispositional and situational biases are culturally shaped.
• B) situational biases are innate.
• C) children respond with a situational bias, which become dispositional in adulthood.
• D) dispositional biases are innate.

Know the purpose and operation of recommendation engines.

Understand the use of digital tools in emergency situations and for gathering public contributions.

Grasp the concept of cognitive surplus and its creative applications.

Identify various methods and tools for coding, learning, and content contribution on the web.

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