Question

question 2
1 pts
attribution bias causes us to believe that
if others beliefs differ from our own, then their beliefs are wrong or are unsupported.
if a source agrees with our belief, then it must be correct.
if a text attributes its information to credible sources, then it must be correct.
if our beliefs differ from others beliefs, then the quality of our information must be faulty.

Explanation:

Attribution bias involves attributing others' differing beliefs to flaws in their views rather than considering other factors. The correct option aligns with this: when others' beliefs don't match ours, we judge theirs as wrong/unsupported. The other options describe confirmation bias or incorrect logical leaps unrelated to attribution bias.

Answer:

A. if others' beliefs differ from our own, then their beliefs are wrong or are unsupported.