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Answer:
False. The tendency is called Fundamental attribution error.
Explanation:
The fundamental attribution error is the tendency of the people to judge others on the basis of their personal behavior while ignoring the situational factors. It refers to the cognitive bias of people's actions depend on internal factors rather than situational or external factors. For example, if a friend of yours sees you and runs towards the bus we tend to think he is ignoring us but we ignored that there might be a possibility of a medical emergency in his family.
When a word refers to objects that are physical and tangible, these are called <u>concrete </u>words. When words refer to concepts or ideas however, they are called <u>abstract</u>.
<h3>What is the difference between abstract and concrete words?</h3>
Abstract words are those that refer to an idea. In other words, they cannot be touched because concepts and ideas cannot be touched.
Concrete words on the other hand, are for objects that are physical and tangible. They can be touched and held. This is why concrete evidence means actual evidence.
In conclusion, concrete is tangible while abstract is for concepts.
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I would say C, cause C is under the line but i could be wrong..
