Multiple Choice
Rifka takes two tests for which she studies equally hard. She gets an A on one and a D on the other. She explains that she got the A because she is "smart" in that subject and got the D because the test was unfair and too difficult. Rifka's explanation is best thought of as an example of:
A) the contrast effect.
B) the actor-observer bias.
C) the fundamental attribution error.
D) the self-serving bias.
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