THE TENDENCY TO UNDERESTIMATE THE INFLUENCE OF EXTERNAL FACTORS AN...

36. - ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR CONCEPTS CONTROVERSIES APPLICATIONS SIXTH CANADIAN EDITION 6TH EDITION LANGTON TEST BANK
ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR CONCEPTS CONTROVERSIES APPLICATIONS SIXTH CANADIAN EDITION 6TH EDITION LANGTON TEST BANK

36. The tendency to underestimate the influence of external factors and overestimate the influence of internal factors

when making judgments about the behaviour of others is known as

a. distinctiveness.

b. fundamental attribution error.

c. selective perception.

d. self-serving bias.

e. halo effect.

Difficulty:

1

Page-Reference:

41

Question ID:

02-1-36

Skill:

Recall

Topic:

Perception

Objective:

1

Answer :

b.fundamental attribution error.