Quiz & Worksheet - Self-Serving Attributions

Instructions:

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Which of these is an example of an internal attribution?

I am really smart. I am talented.

I tried very hard. All the answers are correct.

Worksheet

Print Self-Serving Attributions: Definition, Bias & Examples Worksheet

1. Which of these is an example of an external attribution?

The teacher is bad.
I didn't study hard enough.
I am stupid.
All the answers are correct.

2. Why do people make attributions with self-serving bias?

To place blame.
To make other people like them.
To boost their self-esteem.
All the answers are correct.

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About This Quiz & Worksheet

The quiz and worksheet combination will help you see what you know about self-serving attributions. You will be tested on topics like internal attribution and external attribution.

Quiz & Worksheet Goals

During the assessments, you will be tested on:

What attributions can do
Identifying examples of internal and external attribution
Why attributions are made
Self-serving bias

Skills Practiced

Information recall - access the knowledge you've gained regarding self-serving attributions
Knowledge application - use your knowledge to answer questions about examples of different attribution types
Critical thinking - apply relevant concepts to examine information about how we perceive our successes and failures in a different light

Additional Learning

To learn more about attributions, study the lesson called Self-Serving Attributions: Definition, Bias & Examples. The lesson will cover the following objectives: