Self-serving bias may lead to which of the following?

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Self-serving bias is the tendency to attribute positive events to our own character or behavior, but negative events to external factors. This bias can lead to two types of cognitive distortions: the false consensus effect (believing that one's own opinions, beliefs or actions are more common than they actually are) and the false uniqueness effect (believing that one's own abilities or achievements are more rare or exceptional than they actually are). Therefore, the correct option is D, as both choices provide viable answers.

Self-Serving Bias May Lead to Which of the Following