Its not Really a disease...but the correct answer is a Sore throat
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Answer:
C. The Fundamental Attribution Error
Explanation:
The Attribution theory states that "we have a tendency to explain someone's behavior by attributing a cause to his/her behavior". That is to say that In a bid to understand the behavior of others, we either explain their behavior in terms of their personality and disposition (internal) In terms of the situation that led to the behavior (external). For instance, one might explain a professor's harsh words about the performance of his class as being the result of his angry personality type, or one might attribute it to his disappointment with the overall class performance.
You will make the fundamental attribution error if you attribute his harsh words to his angry personality type,
The FUNDAMENTAL ATTRIBUTION ERROR simply put, is our tendency to explain someone's behavior based on internal factor. factors like, personality or disposition, and to underestimate the influence that external factors, such as situational influences, have on another person's behavior.
For instance, we might explain the fact that someone is not employed because of his character, and thus blame him for his plight, whereas he was just recently laid off due to a sluggish economy.
From the question, this is what Carol and the Professor are doing.
Answer: To savor a taste, she may need to breathe the aroma through her nose
Explanation: Morrie having no sense of taste from his coffee is due to the fact that he has a stuffy nose. This is because, the senses of taste and smell are connected and related since they employ the same types of receptors and are stimulated by molecules in solutions or air (they both use chemo receptors). Although, often times we assume taste and smell to be senses apart, they work together to create the perception of flavor/taste. A person’s perception of flavor is reduced (or cutoff) if they have congested nasal passages which means that if one’s sense of smell is not functional, then his sense of taste will be nonfunctional because of the relationship of the receptors in the nose and taste buds.
