The Mental Process of Inferring the Causes of People's Behavior

question 22

Multiple Choice

The mental process of inferring the causes of people's behavior, including one's own, is called:

• A)altruism.
• B)ethnocentrism.
• C)attribution.
• D)prejudice.

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Definitions:

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Altered from the original or intended state, often referring to data that has become unreadable or software that has been compromised, as well as ethical deterioration in individuals or systems.

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Working-Age Immigrants

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Influx

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