Our tendency to commit the fundamental attribution error is influenced by

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The fundamental attribution error is influenced by the perspective we take on the situation (A), which can lead us to focus on dispositional factors rather than situational factors when explaining behavior. Self-awareness (B) can help mitigate this tendency by prompting us to consider alternative explanations for behavior. Actor-observer differences (C) can also contribute to the fundamental attribution error, as we tend to attribute our own behavior to situational factors and others' behavior to dispositional factors. Therefore, all of these choices (D) are factors that can influence our tendency to commit the fundamental attribution error.

Our Tendency to Commit the Fundamental Attribution Error Is Influenced