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The interest rate that measures the true interest rate when compounding occurs more frequently than once a year is called the:
Self-Effacing Bias
The tendency to downplay one's own success or attribute positive outcomes to external factors rather than to one's own efforts or abilities.
Rationalization Attribution
The process of explaining an individual's behavior with logical, but not always true, reasons to justify actions or opinions.
Self-Serving Bias
The common human tendency to attribute success to personal characteristics and failures to external factors, thereby protecting self-esteem.
Defensive Attribution
A cognitive bias where individuals attribute causes of accidents or misfortunes to external factors when involving others but to internal factors when it involves themselves, often to shield their ego.
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