What Social Psychologists Call the Fundamental Attribution Error Is the Tendency

question 4

Multiple Choice

What social psychologists call the fundamental attribution error is the tendency to

• A) Explain one's own behavior in terms of traits and other people's behavior in terms of situations
• B) Explain one's own behavior in terms of situations and other people's behavior in terms of traits
• C) Attribute cause to error and luck for one's own behavior and to traits and situations for the behavior of other people
• D) Attribute cause to traits and situations for one's own behavior and to error and luck for the behavior of other people

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Definitions:

Curiosity

A strong desire to learn or know something, often leading to exploration and investigation.

Mobility

The ability to move or be moved freely and easily within physical spaces or between different social levels.

Supervision

The act of overseeing or managing activities and people, ensuring that tasks are completed efficiently and safely.

Toddlers

Describes young children typically aged 1 to 3 years, who are in a developmental stage characterized by rapid growth in mobility, language, and cognitive skills.