Goldberg (1978)found that 85 percent of participants selected more traits to describe others than to describe themselves.What does this suggest about the fundamental attribution error?

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Goldberg's study suggests that people are more likely to make the fundamental attribution error for others than for themselves, as they are more likely to attribute others' behaviors to dispositional factors rather than situational factors.

Goldberg (1978)found That 85 Percent of Participants Selected More Traits