If students do well on a test,they say,"I got an A!" If they do poorly,they say,"The professor gave me an F." This BEST illustrates the:

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The self-serving bias involves attributing one's successes to internal factors (such as skill or effort) and external factors (such as luck or difficulty of the task) to failures. This is evident in the given scenario where students attribute good grades to themselves and poor grades to external factors (the professor).

If Students Do Well on a Test,they Say,"I Got an A!