Which of the following is not a distortion in perception?

a. Pygmalion effect

b. Stereotyping

c. Halo effect

d. Selective perception

e. Causal attribution

The correct answer is E) Casual attribution.

Casual attribution is the study of trying to understand the behavior of others or our own. Instead of making a generalization of someone's behavior, casual attribution seeks an explanation. Speculating the cause of things does not distort perception.