Which of the following is not a distortion in perception? a. pygmalion effect b. stereotyping c. halo effect d. selective perception e. causal attribution

The correct answer is E) Casual attribution.

Casual attribution is the study of trying to understand the behavior of others or our own. Instead of making a generalization of someone's behavior, casual attribution seeks an explanation. Speculating the cause of things does not distort perception.

e. Causal Attribution

Further explanation

Causal Attribution is an approach that suggests that people will believe if the actions of others are caused by internal and external factors that are influenced by three types of information, namely:

Fritz Heider was the first person to say that "basically people are always motivated to understand the behavior of others in social interactions from day to day".

Causal Attribution Theory aims to understand the behavior of others using the principle of causality that is intuitive & common sense.

To determine this causal attribution based on internal factors (ability & effort) & external factors (situation factors).

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Class: high school

Subject: social studies

Keywords : Causal Attribution, internal, external, actions

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