Multiple Choice
To investigate attributions related to exercise, an experimenter interviewed primary care physicians (PCPs) about their own exercise habits and their patients' reported exercise habits. The experimenter found that PCPs were more likely to attribute their own lack of exercise to factors such as being too busy, but were more likely to attribute their patients' lack of exercise to factors such as laziness. These results best illustrate the:
A) actor-observer bias.
B) experimenter bias.
C) fundamental attribution error.
D) self-serving bias.
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