In: Psychology
1. Your coworker is late to work one day. You assume he is lazy and didn’t wake up on time. You are forming a(n) ____________ attribution about the cause of your coworker’s tardiness.
Intentional |
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Situational |
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Internal |
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Circumstantial |
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External |
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Ariana is trying to decide which new phone to buy. Instead of identifying all the options and criteria, allocating weights to them and then rating each phone, she just picks a phone that she believes is good enough. What kind of decision-making did Ariana use?
Bounded rationality (satisficing) |
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Availability bias |
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Self-serving bias |
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Escalation of commitment |
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Rational decision-making |
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The tendency of people to find like-minded news on Facebook, rather than seeking out sources with alternative perspectives is an example of which type of bias?
Self-serving |
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Availability |
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Confirmation |
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Hindsight |
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Anchoring |
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All of the following are steps in the creative behavior process EXCEPT:
Foster and draw on internal motivation |
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Decide which solutions and ideas are best |
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Learn and collect new information |
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Realize that a problem or opportunity exists |
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Develop ideas and possible solutions to solve the problem |
Answer no. 1: Internal attribution:
It refers to the process of assigning the behavior to some internal characteristic of a person (like laziness) rather than to external forces.
Answer no. 2: Bounded rationality
It is the form of decision making in which rationality of an individual is determined by limited information and time. Ariana's rationality is also limited by information, intellect and the small amount of time she has to buy the phone.
Answer no. 3: Confirmation bias
It is the tendency to search and interpret new information for the confirmation and strengthening of one's existing beliefs and information. The tendency to find like-minded news on Facebook or any other platform that strengthen our existing viewpoints would therefore be called confirmation bias
Answer no. 4: Foster and draw on internal motivation
There are four steps in creative behavior process. They are as under:
1) We learn and collect new information
2) We decide what ideas and solutions that are the best
3) We realize that a problem or opportunity exists
4) We develop ideas and possible solutions to solve the problem
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