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Richard is accused of engaging in the self-serving bias at work. This means he tends to ____________.

Richard is accused of engaging in the self-serving bias at work. This means he tends to ____________.

▸ believe his coworker's mistakes are because his coworker is not very smart, whereas he attributes his own mistakes to the situation

▸ attribute his own successes at work to his good work ethic and his failures at work to the insufficient communication from his boss

▸ blame others for the mistakes he makes at work

▸ believe his own success at work are because other people help him but see his coworker's successes as a result of raw talent

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Edition: 1^st

Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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