We tend to underestimate the situational determinants of others' behavior but not our own because we perceive others in a different manner than our own selves. This is known as the

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The phenomenon described is known as the actor-observer perspective, where we tend to attribute others' behaviors to dispositional factors while making situational attributions for our own behavior. This is because we have more information about our own situation and internal states compared to others, which leads to a bias in our perception of their behavior.

We Tend to Underestimate the Situational Determinants of Others' Behavior