According to the fundamental attribution error,what explanation would you likely use when an acquaintance fails an exam

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The fundamental attribution error suggests that individuals tend to attribute others' actions to internal, stable characteristics, rather than external factors. In this case, selecting option B, which suggests a lack of intelligence, would be an example of this bias. Options A, C, and D suggest external factors that could have contributed to the acquaintance's exam failure and therefore would not be in line with the fundamental attribution error.

According to the Fundamental Attribution Error,what Explanation Would You Likely