We tend to automatically believe that the programmed behaviour of an actor reflects

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We often attribute the behavior of an actor (in this context, someone acting in a certain way, not necessarily a professional performer) to their inner dispositions, such as personality traits, attitudes, or character, rather than considering external factors. This tendency is related to the fundamental attribution error, where people are more likely to attribute others' actions to their internal characteristics rather than to situational factors.

We Tend to Automatically Believe That the Programmed Behaviour of an Actor