One explanation for the fundamental attribution error concerns Fritz Heider's observation that people tend to attribute events to which of the following types of factors?

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Fritz Heider observed that people tend to attribute events to salient factors, which are noticeable or prominent in a given context, leading to the fundamental attribution error where individuals overemphasize personal characteristics and underestimate situational factors when explaining others' behaviors.

One Explanation for the Fundamental Attribution Error Concerns Fritz Heider's