Question

a longitudinal analysis of particular individuals, usually outstanding persons, celebrities, and leaders, representing different countries or cultures is called: psychobiographical research; sensationalism; focus - group methodology; content - analysis; investigative journalism. question 25 2 pts which one of these statements represents the fundamental attribution error of judgment? russia as a country has high violent crime rates because the problems in their educational; russia as a country has high violent crime rates because of numerous factors.; russia as a country has high violent crime rates because russians are violent people.; russia as a country has high violent crime rates because the weak criminal justice system.; russia as a country has high violent crime rates because of poverty and lack or order. question 26 2 pts the ____________ is a bias in attempting to determine the causes of peoples behavior that involves overestimating the influence of their personality traits, while underestimating the influence of their particular situations. self - fulfilling prophecy; the barnum effect; the fundamental attribution error; dichotomous variable; the post hoc error

Explanation:

• For the first question, psychobiographical research involves in - depth, longitudinal study of individuals, often prominent figures from different backgrounds.
• For the second question, the fundamental attribution error is about over - emphasizing personal traits and under - emphasizing situational factors when explaining behavior. Saying Russians are violent people to explain high crime rates is an example of this error as it ignores situational factors like social and economic conditions.
• For the third question, the description given directly matches the definition of the fundamental attribution error.

Answer:

• Question 1: psychobiographical research
• Question 2: Russia as a country has high violent crime rates because Russians are violent people.
• Question 3: the fundamental attribution error