David recently read a scholarly article about a correlational study which showed that families who eat more meals together tend to have children with fewer discipline problems. since david's sons has been acting out a lot, david decides that he can solve the problem just by having the family eat dinner together every night. what error(s) did david make?
a. attributing causes where none have been found
b. overgeneralizing based on the little information
c. failing to distinguish between group results and individual needs
d. failing to consider the source of information

a and c

Explanation:

According to my research on studies conducted by various psychologists, I can say that based on the information provided within the question there are two big errors that David has made. Firstly, he attributing causes where none have been found, since nothing in his sons behavior suggests that it is from a lack of eating together. Secondly, David failed to distinguish between group results and individual needs, eating together does not solve the individual child's current problem which is what is most likely causing him to act out.

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