In Classic Christian Mythology, When God Accuses Adam and Eve

question 33

Multiple Choice

In classic Christian mythology, when God accuses Adam and Eve of eating from the forbidden tree, Adam blames Eve for giving him the apple and Eve blames the serpent. Neither Adam nor Eve wants to take credit for disobeying God, though if God had wanted to reward them for something they probably would have been happy to say they were responsible. Adam and Eve have displayed

• A) cognitive dissonance.
• B) group polarization.
• C) the self-serving bias.
• D) the fundamental attribution error.

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