The Self-Serving Bias and the Fundamental Attribution Error Provide Explanations

question 139

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The self-serving bias and the fundamental attribution error provide explanations of the factors that people use in explaining their own and others' behaviour.

Understand and calculate currency cross rates and their implications for international finance.

Evaluate the risks and returns of international investments and their impact on the cost of capital.

Understand the influence of total institutions and mechanisms of resistance within those institutions.

Comprehend George Herbert Mead's concept of the "me" in the development of self.

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