A Tendency to Over-Attribute Others' Behavior to Dispositional Causes and the Corresponding

question 55

Multiple Choice

A tendency to over-attribute others' behavior to dispositional causes and the corresponding minimization of the importance of situational causes is known as ______________.

• A)assumed-similarity bias
• B)halo effect
• C)self-serving bias
• D)fundamental attribution error

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Definitions:

Real Wages

The purchasing power of wages, adjusted for inflation, reflecting the actual goods and services that money earned as wages can buy.

Labor Shortages

A situation in which employers have difficulty filling positions with qualified candidates, often due to a lack of available or skilled workers.

Short-Run Aggregate Supply

The aggregate volume of products and services that companies intend to sell within a brief period in the economy, based on existing price levels.

Long-Run Aggregate Supply

Represents the total production of goods and services in an economy at full employment, without any market frictions.