The Tendency,in Explaining One's Own Behavior,to Take Credit for One's

question 66

Multiple Choice

The tendency,in explaining one's own behavior,to take credit for one's good actions and rationalize one's mistakes is called:

• A)fundamental attribution error.
• B)attitude.
• C)validity effect.
• D)self-serving bias.

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