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If a researcher observed that most of the individuals from a given sample displayed an unassuming bias, what would this mean

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is the fact that the people in this group believe that their behavior is the result of external factors, for instance luck.

Step-by-step explanation:

Unassuming bias may be defined as the tendency to explain that people's success depends on external factors (such as luck, help received from other people, a certain situation, etc.), and that people's mistakes or failures are the result of their own personal weaknesses.

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