Seeing ourselves in a positive light by blaming others for problems is called
A) personal constructs.
B) self-serving bias.
C) external attribution.
D) prototypes.

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Self-serving bias refers to the tendency to attribute positive outcomes to internal factors (such as our own abilities or efforts) and negative outcomes to external factors (such as the actions of others or situational factors). This allows individuals to see themselves in a positive light, even when things don't go as planned.

Seeing Ourselves in a Positive Light by Blaming Others for Problems