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When Darren's classmate earns a "D" on an essay for her history class, Darren figures the classmate is unmotivated, and she should have spent more time working on the paper and less time socializing. The classmate is disappointed with her grade, but she knows she didn't have much time to work on the essay because she had to work double shifts the entire week before the paper was due. What does this example illustrate?

▸ self-serving bias

▸ cognitive dissonance

▸ defensive attributions

▸ actor-observer bias

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Psychology: Themes and Variations

Edition: 5^th

Authors: Weiten, McCann

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