I believe the answer is: George Whitefield
George Whitefield was most commonly known as the founder of Methodism and the evangelical movement. "Walk with god" often become a common phrase to be said in his preach. According to him, people who walk with god would always base their actions after considering whether it would praise and satisfy the God or not.
Answer:
The answer is b. group-serving bias.
Explanation:
This bias implies that a group attributes a failure to a situational condition, and a success to the group's performance (dispositional). The only difference between this and a self-serving bias, is that self-serving is <u>individual</u>.
The most common form of group-serving bias is the ingroup bias. This is, it favours the members of the group a person belongs to.
