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When We Specifically Attribute Good Aspects About Ourselves to Dispositional

Question 32

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When we specifically attribute good aspects about ourselves to dispositional factors, and bad things to the environment, we are demonstrating:

A) fundamental attribution error.
B) self-serving bias.
C) reactance.
D) wrongful attribution.
E) self-fulfilling prophecy.

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