Whenever There Is an Errand to Run Around Lunchtime, Abdul

Multiple Choice

Whenever there is an errand to run around lunchtime, Abdul always volunteers. His boss thinks this is because Abdul is a highly motivated, ambitious worker, but in fact something quite different is happening: Abdul has a crush on a young woman from the same office complex who always eats her lunch in the courtyard, so those lunchtime errands give him a chance to see her and, if he is lucky, talk to her. The boss is subject to the

A) anchoring error.
B) ratio bias effect.
C) self-serving bias.
D) gambler's fallacy.
E) fundamental attribution error.