Answer:
Fundamental Attribition Error
Explanation:
The fundamental attribution error is the tendency people have to overemphasize personal characteristics and ignore situational factors in judging others' behavior.It is also refferd to as attribution effect or correspondence bias , is the propensity for people to under-emphasize situational explanations for an individual's observed behavior while over-emphasizing dispositional and personality-based explanations for their behavior. Obviously, Ethans perception of Brett is that of fundamental attribution error because, Ethan is trying to explain Bretts behaviour based on Bretts personality underestimating the effect of external factors like traffic jam that made Brett miss an important meeting with his potential client.
Answer: Accountability and control.
Explanation: It refers to the person responsible for managing the information system who can be held accountable and responsible for damaged to individual and collective information and properly rights; In general, to the extent that a computer software is part of a machine that damages a machine physically or economically, the legal responsible for the damage are the producer and the operator of the software.
The Olmecs were the first Mesoamerican civilization, and while no other cultures that might have influenced it are known, this culture influenced the ones thace came after it, hence gaining the name "mother culture.
The Olmec beliefs are known to us thanks to archeological funds and comparison to other cultures. At the present moment 8 deities are assumed, but the work on understanding the Olmec culture is still ongoing. Those deities are: Olmec Dragon, Bird Monster, Rain Spirit, Maize deity, Banded-eye God, Fish Monster, Feathered Spirit and Jaguar.
The answer is "<span>psychodynamic".</span>
<span>Four major schools of
psychoanalytic theory who have a strong impact on the <span>psychodynamic therapy are as follow:</span></span>
<span>1)
</span>Freudian
<span>2)
</span>Ego psychology
<span>3)
</span>Self Psychology
<span>4)
</span>Object Psychology
The idea which sustains the psychodynamic therapy started
and is informed by psychoanalytic theory.
