Social Studies, 04.04.2020 12:42 brde1838

Tom believes he is unable to stop gambling because his friends all gamble and are a bad influence; however, he believes that Brenda is unable to stop gambling because Brenda is addicted to gambling. This is an example of

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Answer from: ryevins3

THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF ACTOR OBSERVER BIAS

Explanation: Actor observer bias refers to a scenario whereby an individual makes error in judging an event/situation.

It explains that when individuals judge their own actions, they are more likely to attribute their actions to the particular situation than to a generalization about their personality. However, when an individual is explaining the behavior of another person (the actor), they are more likely to attribute this behavior to the actors' overall disposition rather than to situational factors.

Answer from: raweber

Actor-observer bias

Explanation: Actor-observer bias can be simply refered to as the act by an individual attributing external cause to his or her behaviors and at the same time attributing internal cause to other people's behaviors. It is the tendency for a person to blame someone else for his or her behaviors or errors and blame others for the cause or facilitators of their behaviors or errors

Tom's beliefs best illustrates Actor-observer bias

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question 1

the reasons for the global discontent in the early 1900s were the following:

desire for independence was the main fight of many territories which were still under the control of colonial powers. dissatisfaction with peace terms of wwi . the best example is the case of germany, that was forced by the peace treaties to pay very expensive war reparations to the winners of wwi. some time later, german leaders broke relations and stopped recognizing the authority of those who imposed sanctions on their country, counting with the support of the population that was suffering the important economic consequences of the payment of reparations. overproduction of consumer goods which led to hyperinflation scenarios and very week currencies and economies.

question 2

the reasons for the great depression were the following, and these led to wall street crash in october 1929 and caused the subsequent great recession period.

high personal debt, that ended up with many bankrupt investors. falling stock price as everybody was getting rid of the stocks, many because they could not meet the amounts of money required by the margins that backed their investments.

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italy: led by the fascists and benito mussolini and promised to restore the greatness of the roman empire. germany: led by adolph hitler and the nazi party and conducted anti-jewish riots in austriajapan: was controlled by aggressive military leaders and invaded countries for their resources

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