The "Sour Grapes" Rationalization and the "Sweet Lemons" Rationalization That

question 383

Multiple Choice

The "sour grapes" rationalization and the "sweet lemons" rationalization that occur after a person has made a choice between two relatively equal alternatives are examples of _____ in action.

• A) the fundamental attribution error
• B) the stereotype threat
• C) the hindsight bias
• D) cognitive dissonance

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