The First Information Learned About a Person Tends to Be

question 88

Multiple Choice

The first information learned about a person tends to be given more importance than later information,which is called the

• A) fundamental attribution.
• B) polarization effect.
• C) recency effect.
• D) primacy effect.

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Definitions:

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Internals and Externals

A concept in psychology contrasting people who attribute outcomes to their own control (internals) versus those who attribute outcomes to external sources (externals).

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