Even if an observer has information about an actor's situation available, why might the observer still be likely to commit the fundamental attribution error?

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The fundamental attribution error occurs because observers often underestimate situational influences and overestimate dispositional factors when evaluating others' behavior. Even with situational information, it's challenging for observers to fully understand how the actor perceives and interprets the situation, leading to this error.

Even If an Observer Has Information About an Actor's Situation