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Answer: fundamental attribution error
Explanation: Fundamental attribution error is the tendency of others to explain another persons behaviour based on personality or disposition and give little or no concern for other external factors such as situation surrounding the persons behaviour at that particular point in time.
According to the question, Dr. Mitchell's behaviour during lectures is far different to her behaviour when she is alone or with others. Due to her behaviour during lectures her students labelled her an extrovert when in actual sense she is an introvert. Her out going behaviour during lectures can be associated with her surrounding which is the lecture room and students while her personality is she like being alone reading.
Answer:
Your back
Explanation:
Your spinal cord is one of the main hosts of sensory muscles and veins which are highly sensitive.
Also, a good rule of thumb is that your back is often more receptive to high or low-temperature precursors (such as scalding/freezing water) compared to the hand, so keep that in mind.
Hope that helps :)
