Answer:
Hostile attribution bias
Explanation:
It is an ability of interpreting behavior of others having opposed intent even though the act or behavior is indefinite. For example, the case mentioned here although it was obvious to all that Raul did not pushed Noah intentionally and it was just an accident, but Noah insisted that he did it purposely.
Another other example for such behavior is if two persons are talking to each other, and third person watching them think that they are talking about him, although they are not and their behavior is ambiguous.
A healthy activity enchaging is biking to school
True. The heart does have four chambers.
