3. The tendency for people to take credit for their good actions and blame the situation...
3. The tendency for people to take credit for their good actions and blame the situation for their bad ones is called the:
| a. |
fundamental attribution error. |
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| b. |
self-serving bias. |
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| c. |
situational/dispositional error. |
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| d. |
error of blaming the victim. |
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c. situational/dispositional error ( when people infer that person behavior is due to the situational or external factor for example if Sheila fails in her exam sheila would attribute her failure to a difficult question in the paper)
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