Question

The fundamental attribution error results from attributing others' behaviors to external rather than internal causes. True False

Answer 1

Answer:

False

Explanation:

Fundamental attribution error: In psychology, the fundamental attribution error is defined as the tendency of a person to describe another person's behavior based on few internal factors including disposition or personality and therefore underestimate's the external factors influences including situational factors or influences that can affect the other person.

Example: If some misfortune happened to a person then the other person will say its because of her behavior and attitude rather than fate or destiny.