What Is the Belief That We Are More Unique Than

question 139

Multiple Choice

What is the belief that we are more unique than others when it comes to socially desirable traits

• A) fundamental attribution error
• B) actor-observer bias
• C) truly false consensus effect
• D) false uniqueness bias

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Definitions:

Cyclic

Referring to occurrences or processes that exhibit a series of repeated events or stages which happen in a predictable sequence.

Irruptive

A population growth pattern characterized by sudden increases due to favorable conditions, followed by steep declines as those conditions change.

K-Selected Species

K-selected species are organisms that tend to have fewer offspring, longer gestation periods, and more parental care, thriving in stable environments.

S-Shaped Growth Curve

A pattern of population growth that starts slowly, accelerates, and then slows down again, leveling off when carrying capacity is reached, resembling the shape of an "S".