Tina attributes her poor performance on the quiz to her teacher's inability to teach the material. however, she believes that other students who did not do well on the quiz failed because they did not study hard enough. tina's reasoning illustrates stereotyping ingroup favoritism the fundamental attribution error the actor/observer discrepancy

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Jan Mcbride

Social Studies

26 April, 02:45

Tina attributes her poor performance on the quiz to her teacher's inability to teach the material. however, she believes that other students who did not do well on the quiz failed because they did not study hard enough. tina's reasoning illustrates stereotyping ingroup favoritism the fundamental attribution error the actor/observer discrepancy

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Stephanie Leblanc · Answer 1

I believe the answer is: the actor/observer discrepancy

the actor/observer discrepancy refers to the tendency to attribute the cause of problem to external factors (such as other people, or environmental situation) while the cause of the problem is actually come from individual's internal quality.