You may have difficulty explaining why the car salesperson is being nice to you because he may be intrinsically friendly, but he may also just be trying to sell you a car. This is an example of
a. the fundamental attribution error
b. the discounting principle
c. the covariation principle
d. the actor-observer bias
Question 2
If your friend seems happy only after her parents come for a visit, you assume the visits cause her happiness. You reach this conclusion by using the principle of
a. covariation
b. discounting
c. salience
d. consistency