Jacob, age 13, gets a laugh from the whole school orchestra when he imitates the music teacher, who is out of the room. the next day, jacob's friend brad boasts at lunch that "jacob and i really got a laugh out of the orchestra at practice yesterday." brad is identifying with jacob and appropriating jacob's accomplishment as his own. this example illustrates one kind of

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Jacob, age 13, gets a laugh from the whole school orchestra when he imitates the music teacher, who is out of the room. the next day, jacob's friend brad boasts at lunch that "jacob and i really got a laugh out of the orchestra at practice yesterday." brad is identifying with jacob and appropriating jacob's accomplishment as his own. this example illustrates one kind of

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Ray Tyler · Answer 1

The correct answer is attribute substitution. This is known as a psychological process in which they are likely to underlie a number of perceptual illusions or even cognitive biases in which they also occur when an individual makes judgment that is considered to be computationally complex.