Question 12 • RYLE25 - PSYCHOLOGY - FULL CREDIT
The fundamental attribution error is the tendency to explain another person’s behavior by their personality or ability while overlooking situational factors. Polly concludes that her father is smart based on his explaining a math problem, which is a dispositional explanation. Frank instead explains Greg’s score by the situation—poor sleep—so that is not the best example.
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