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Jen was watching Corby dance wildly at a party and thought to herself, "He is so obnoxious." As she is leaving the party, she stumbles out the door. Her friend Patrick says, "You are such a klutz" and Jen responds, "No, the floor was slippery!" Jen engaged in the ___________ regarding Corby's dancing, and the __________ describes the interaction between Jen and Patrick.

▸ actor-observer bias; fundamental attribution error

▸ fundamental attribution error; actor-observer bias

▸ actor-observer bias; actor-observer bias

▸ fundamental attribution error; fundamental attribution error

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Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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