Social Studies, 20.12.2019 22:31 sammuelanderson1371

Positivity bias is: a) the ability to take on another person's perspective b) the tendency to focus heavily on a person's positive attributes when forming a perception c) something everyone should strive for when interacting with others d) a concept in which we estimate positive qualities of others

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