The just-world hypothesis bias leads individuals to believe people get what they deserve and justify lack of support for those in need. The fundamental attribution error overlooks systemic issues when attributing poverty to personal traits.
Just-world hypothesis is the bias that Sarah exhibits by believing that people get what they deserve and deserve what they get, justifying her lack of support for charities helping the poor and homeless. This bias leads to attributing people's circumstances solely to their actions, overlooking systemic factors like poverty. The fundamental attribution error is related, where individuals may wrongly attribute poverty to dispositional factors like laziness rather than considering situational causes.
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