Jill Blames a Man for Imagined Wrongs That He Has

Multiple Choice

Jill blames a man for imagined wrongs that he has committed against her and views him in such a way that his human characteristics are de-emphasized. Both of these factors would best be considered as different types of self-justifications and make it more likely that Jill will ______________.

A) act aggressively
B) act altruistically
C) commit the fundamental attribution error
D) have prejudices