The fair world fallacy refers to people's tendency to think that the world we live in is fair. A person achieves something because he must have done something right, so this achievement is what he deserves; if a person encounters misfortune, he himself is also responsible or even take the blame.
According to the above definition, which of the following is not reflect the fair world fallacy?
The unsatisfactory reality of a seemingly pitiful person must be caused by previous mistakes or on his own account. Knowing that he is wrong and never correcting it is the hateful thing about this type of person