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In the context of social psychology, a person witnesses an individual's car break down on a busy highway but continues driving without stopping to help. The driver thinks, 'They probably don't have a cell phone and are lazy about car maintenance,' while ignoring the fact that they themselves are late for a critical job interview. This demonstrates:

  1. Self-serving bias, crediting successes internally.
  2. The bystander effect combined with groupthink pressure.
  3. Cognitive dissonance paired with social facilitation of behavior.
  4. The fundamental attribution error and actor-observer bias

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