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evelyn o bentley

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Situations in which individual differences can be expressed easily are termed
 
  a. malleable situations.
  b. strong situations.
  c. weak situations.
  d. expressive situations.

Question 2

Karen has self-serving bias. What might she say about her test performance?
 
  a. I passed the test due to hard work and my professor's great teaching.
  b. I should work harder next time so I can do well on my test.
  c. I failed my test because the teacher didn't give us enough time to study.
  d. I didn't really understand the concepts on the test. I need to ask the teacher for some help so I can master it.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C: I failed my test because the teacher didn't give us enough time to study.





 

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