The Assumption That the Outcomes of Behaviour Were Intended by the Person

question 47

Multiple Choice

The assumption that the outcomes of behaviour were intended by the person who chose the behaviour is known as:

• A) outcome bias.
• B) illusion of control.
• C) false consensus effect.
• D) ethnocentrism.

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Definitions:

Family

A social unit consisting of individuals who are connected by blood, marriage, or adoption, functioning as a single household and participating in various emotional, economic, and social duties.

Endogamy

Marriage within a particular group or category of individuals.

Exogamy

A social arrangement in which individuals are required to marry outside their social group, clan, or tribe, promoting alliances and diversity in genetic contribution.

Woman-Woman Marriage

A cultural practice in which a woman assumes the social role of a husband to another woman, often for purposes of lineage or inheritance, observed in some African societies.