Arthur was born and raised in Kansas City, Kansas. He communicates frequently with a friend he made over the Internet who was born and raised in Shanghai, China. Given the differences in their cultural background, we would expect Arthur would be more susceptible to:
a. the fundamental attribution error
b. the self-serving bias
c. the actor-observer effect
d. deindividuation
A
You might also like to view...
What percentage of boys and girls have engaged in masturbation by the age of 15, respectively?
A. 25 percent; 25 percent B. 50 percent; 35 percent C. 65 percent; 10 percent D. 80 percent; 20 percent
You are asked the following tricky question, "A farmer had 19 sheep. All but 9 died. How many sheep did the farmer have left?" To answer this question, you must
a. utilize a mental set. b. define the problem narrowly. c. actively challenge your assumptions. d. look for analogies within the problem.
If you look at an ANOVA table and see the word "subjects" in one of the rows, you know
a. That the experiment entailed a mixed-model design b. That the variance between the subjects is represented there c. That the experiment was a between-subjects design d. That the experiment was a within-subjects design
Research indicates that the practice of using IQ scores to label students and track them in separate school programs ______
a. has little effect on either "slow" or high-IQ students b. helps both "slow" and high-IQ students perform more effectively c. helps "slow" students perform more effectively but has little effect on high-IQ students d. may hurt "slow" students while helping high-IQ students perform more effectively