Blair listens as Harold tells him about his high grade in philosophy.Blair decides that Harold must be very bright if he scores at the top of the class on his philosophy exams.Blair's attribution for the cause of Harold's high grade is consistent with:

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Blair's attribution for the cause of Harold's high grade in philosophy shows a tendency to make a dispositional attribution about Harold's abilities (he must be very bright) rather than considering situational factors that might have contributed to his success in the exam. This is consistent with the fundamental attribution error.

Blair Listens as Harold Tells Him About His High Grade