Concepts such as snap judgments, belief perseverance, FAE, just world beliefs, salience, people as cognitive misers, actor-observer bias, and blind spot bias. Which of the topics listed above makes the biggest contribution to victim blaming? Are there other concepts from different chapters that might also explain victim blaming? Add citations, please, to demonstrate their use.Taken together, FAE and ultimate attribution bias imply that people will be more likely to assign blame to an outgroup member (in this case, heterosexual people reading about a lesbian woman) than an ingroup member (heterosexual people reading about a straight woman). Do you think the same concepts that explain the FAE also explain the ultimate attribution error? Why else might people be more likely to blame an outgroup victim?What do you think can be done to reduce victim blaming, both for ingroup and outgroup members?