Matt failed his Spanish test, but his friend Devin got an A. Matt thinks "Devin did well because the teacher really likes him. I did bad because the test was poorly written". In social psychology, this is an example of: O Fundamental attribution bias O Cognitive dissonance O Group think O Group polarization

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