Which of the following best explains the difficulty that warring groups or nations have in trying to understand others' vantage points, lacking the ability to see another's position as credible?
A) Group serving bias
B) Self-centered bias
C) Naïve realism
D) Self-serving attributional bias

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Naïve realism refers to the tendency to believe that one's own perspective is objective and accurate, while others' perspectives are biased and incorrect. This can make it difficult for warring groups or nations to understand and accept each other's vantage points, as each may believe their own perspective to be the only credible one.

Which of the Following Best Explains the Difficulty That Warring