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KembaraXtra-Psychology - attributional bias
Attributional bias refers to systematic distortions in how people infer causes of behaviour, with key examples including the actor–observer difference, base-rate fallacy, fundamental attribution error, positivity bias, and self-serving bias.
Attributional bias refers to systematic distortions in how people infer causes of behaviour, with key examples including the actor–observer difference, base-rate fallacy, fundamental attribution error, positivity bias, and self-serving bias.
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