Answer: Personal
Explanation:
The fundamental attribution bias suggests that our nature and behavior is self-serving. This emphasizes over the fact that we tend to attribute the credit of our success to ourselves but the failure to others and the situations responsible for the failure. This is a self satisfying kind of behavior and it is biased in terms of executing behavioral actions. We tend to overattribute other people behavior due to personal factors.
Answer:
Secondary group
Explanation:
We say that group is a secondary group when we talk about a group of people that gather themselves in an impersonal way.
Although group members may have some similar interests, the purpose of the group is about the task instead of the relationships, so this group is task-oriented
In this example, although these people met in a sociology class, <u>they see each other only occasionally (they don't have a close relationship) and they gather to study together and pool their notes (they are task-oriented)</u>.
Thus, sociologists would term them a secondary group.
Answer:
Not researching
Make assumptions about the culture/country you are going to
Over-committing to work
I don’t think I know this one I’m sorry
